Contact Us
Grace Naegle
Top Contributors to the VISSLP fund:
By number of donations
1. Attorney General's Office
2. University of Washington
3. Department of Corrections
By dollar amount
1 .Department of Veterans Affairs
2. Liquor and Cannabis Board
3. University of Washington
Thank you to all our other agencies who support their employees Serve Those Who Serve:
AGR, DCYF, DES, DFW, DOH, DOL, DOR, DOT, DSHS, ESD, HCA, Lottery, L&I, OFM, OIC, PCC, SAC, SIB, WaTech, and WSU
Statistics
VISSLP Impact
1,954.73 VISSLP hours used
$84,958.02 VISSLP donations disbursed
Updated 11/14/2024
Leave for veterans and their spouses
The Veterans In-State Service Shared Leave Program (VISSLP) was created to allow Washington State general government and higher education employees to voluntarily donate their leave to be used for:
- A veteran to attend medical appointments or treatments for a service connected injury or disability, including U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs compensation and pension exams; or
- The employee is a spouse of a veteran who requires assistance while attending medical appointments or treatments for a service connected injury or disability, including U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs compensation and pension exams.
Eligibility to Donate Leave to the VISSLP An employee may donate vacation leave, sick leave, or all or part of a personal holiday to the VISSLP if the donating employee’s employer approves the employee’s request to donate leave and:
- Vacation leave: The full-time employee’s request to donate will not cause their vacation leave balance to fall below 80 hours after the transfer.
- For part-time employees, requirements for vacation leave balances are prorated.
- Sick leave: The employee’s request to donate leave not cause their sick leave balance to fall below 176 hours after the transfer.
- Personal Holiday: The donating employee’s employer approves the employee’s request to donate all or part of their personal holiday to the VISSLP.
Eligibility to Receive Leave from VISSLP An employee may be eligible to receive shared leave from the VISSLP if:
- The employee is a veteran and is attending medical appointments or treatments for a service connected injury or disability, including U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs compensation and pension exams; or
- The employee is a spouse of a veteran who requires assistance while attending medical appointments or treatments for a service connected injury or disability, including U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs compensation and pension exams.
- The employee has less than 40 hours of accrued vacation leave and accrued sick leave.