DEC* |
"Deceased" |
DIS* |
"Discharged" - Used when the employee was terminated from employment. |
FLU |
"Family Leave Act Unpaid" - Used when you have met your obligation under the Family Leave Act and no further contributions are due. |
IHU |
"Insufficient Hours Unpaid" - In accordance with your agreement the employee did not work sufficient hours to be eligible for a contribution. |
LAU |
"Leave of Absence Unpaid" - Used when the employee does not receive compensation for the leave and your agreement does not obligate you to contribute for unpaid leave. |
LOU |
"Layoff Unpaid" - Used when the employee is on layoff and your agreement does not obligate you to contribute for periods of layoff. |
MLU |
"Military Leave Unpaid" - Used when the employee does not receive compensation for the leave and you are not otherwise obligated to make a contribution. |
NCP |
"Non-Covered Position" - Used when a bargaining unit employee permanently or temporarily transfers to a position that is not covered by your collective bargaining agreement and you are not otherwise obligated to contribute. |
PRB |
"Probation" - Used to report the period of time from when an employee is first hired to when you are obligated by your collective bargaining agreement to begin contributions. |
QTU* |
"Quit" - Used when an employee voluntarily terminates his employment with your Company. |
RTU* |
"Retiree Unpaid" - Used when an individual has retired. |
SLU |
"Sick Leave Unpaid" - Used when the employee did not receive compensation for sick leave and you have fulfilled your employer pay obligation in accordance with the agreement. |
STR |
"Strike/Lockout" - In the event of a strike/lockout, use this code to report this to Central States. |
SUS |
"Suspended" - Used when the employee has been suspended from work, remains on the seniority list, receives no compensation and you are not obligated to contribute on suspended periods. |
WCU |
"Workman's Comp Unpaid" - Used in the event that an employee is on Workman's Comp and you are not obligated for contributions during this period. |