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| Leave of Absence |
Leave of AbsenceA professional member who is granted parental or disability leave from their place of employment or who has suddenly become unemployed, may apply for the following types of relief: MembershipCPHR Canada requires that persons holding the Chartered Professional in Human Resources (CPHRTM) designation must maintain their provincial association membership in good standing. CPHR Nova Scotia members whose membership renewals come due while they are on parental or disability leave or unemployed (for a minimum of six months) from their workplace are entitled to apply and receive membership dues waiver. Requests for waiving membership dues must be accompanied by written confirmation from the employer of the type and term of leave granted. In the case of self-employed members, confirmation from a physician is required. In the case of unemployed, we will accept a variety of forms of confirmation including but not limited to: EI, an ROE, direct contact with your former workplace. Waiving membership dues relieves members from paying dues for a maximum one membership year. Members are still entitled to member benefits while their membership dues are waived and they are considered to remain in good standing for the purposes of maintaining their CPHR designation. Continuing Professional DevelopmentCPHR Canada requires that CPHR holders maintain the validity of their designation by annually reporting CPD hours. In cases where a chartered member is confirmed to be on parental or disability leave, members will be granted CPD credits during the leave. Chartered members on leave due to unemployment are still responsible for their regular CPD log submissions (no credits are offered for this type of leave). Complete the CPD Notification of Leave Form advising of the impending leave with start date and anticipated duration of the leave. The CPHR holder must submit the following before the start of a planned leave or within 30 days of the start of the leave for an unplanned leave Once reviewed, the member will be notified of the anticipated proration amount. This amount is subject to change if there is any change to the leave. |