Donor's Vacation / Sick Pay Transfer Form for Catastrophically Ill Employee - T.j. Anthony Catastrophic Illness Program (Cip) - City and County of San Francisco, California

Donor's Vacation/Sick Pay Transfer Form for Catastrophically Ill Employee - T.j. Anthony Catastrophic Illness Program (Cip) is a legal document that was released by the Department of Human Resources - City and County of San Francisco, California - a government authority operating within California. The form may be used strictly within City and County of San Francisco.

FAQ

Q: What is the T.j. Anthony Catastrophic Illness Program?
A: The T.j. Anthony Catastrophic Illness Program (CIP) is a program offered by the City and County of San Francisco, California.

Q: What is the purpose of the Donor's Vacation/Sick Pay Transfer Form?
A: The Donor's Vacation/Sick Pay Transfer Form is used to transfer vacation or sick pay from one City and County employee to another employee who is catastrophically ill and eligible for the CIP.

Q: Who can use the Donor's Vacation/Sick Pay Transfer Form?
A: The Donor's Vacation/Sick Pay Transfer Form can be used by City and County employees who want to voluntarily donate their vacation or sick pay to a catastrophically ill employee.

Q: What is considered a catastrophic illness?
A: A catastrophic illness is a severe illness or medical condition that is life-threatening or has a profoundly disabling impact on an individual.

Q: Is the donation of vacation/sick pay tax-deductible?
A: The tax treatment of donated vacation or sick pay should be discussed with a tax professional as it may vary based on individual circumstances.

Q: How can I submit the Donor's Vacation/Sick Pay Transfer Form?
A: The Donor's Vacation/Sick Pay Transfer Form can be submitted to the City and County of San Francisco's Payroll and Personnel Services Division.