Forms & Related Information
If you need any of the documents below in another format, email Michael McLeod or call 706-864-1440.
Health
Dental
Disability
- MetLife Disability - File Short Term Claim by calling MetLife at 1-866-832-5759
MetLife Disability – File Long Term Claim by calling MetLife at 1-866-832-5759
MetLife Disability Evidence of Insurability Form
FMLA
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Medical
Work/Life
Forms
Verification
Hiring
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- For assistance with this form, please refer to the PAF Instructions (PDF)
- If you are rehiring a retiree, please contact benefits@ung.edu.
- Relocation Expenses Form (PDF)
University Affiliates are guests of the institution that are participating in a variety of activities that support 国产自拍’s mission.
国产自拍 has three types of affiliates: Non-Paid Affiliates (volunteers, interns, etc.), Paid Affiliates (consultants, dual appointments, etc.) and Military Affiliate
Affiliates
In order to comply with HRAP Policy on Gifts/Gratuities and Employee Expenses Paid by Vendors, employees should complete the 国产自拍 Employees Expenses Paid by Vendors form to seek approval to attend trainings, conferences, meetings or demonstrations related to official or professional duties where the actual or reasonable expenses for food, beverage, travel, lodging or registration will be paid by or reimbursed from a third party (to include a vendor or lobbyist). Completed forms should be forwarded through your supervisor to the 国产自拍 Office of Internal Audit whom the President has designated to approve the form.
- The should be completed at the time the employee seeks approval from his/her supervisor.
- The supervisor should approve the form and send by DocuSign to Jill Holman, Chief Audit Officer (CAO).
- The CAO will review the circumstances and approve or deny the request. The CAO will refer to the HRAP Policy on Gifts/Gratuities and Employee Expenses Paid by Vendors for Factors to Consider in the Approval Process (refer to the HRAP Policy).
- Employees should refer to the .
- All employees should be aware that both USG policy and state law prohibit an employee from requesting or receiving a thing of value where the purpose of the gift is to influence the employee in the performance of his or her official duties.