
Benefit Information
Faculty Benefits | Non-Instructional StaffFaculty |
Non-Instructional Staff |
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Personal & Professional Days |
Full-time faculty members are given five personal days and five professional days an academic year. These days do not accumulate. | N/A |
Vacation |
N/A | Full-time, 12-month non-instructional employees initially earn 12 days per year and 20 days per year after four years employment. Vacation is initially accrued at one day per month. Employees are able to use vacation time after six months employment. Full-time non-instructional employees working under 9-11 month contracts are given four personal days per year in lieu of vacation that may be used as soon as they are granted. |
Sick Leave |
Full-time faculty members, working under 9-11 month contracts, are given ten days of sick leave per academic year. For all employees, at the end of any fiscal year in which at least 30 days of sick leave have been accrued, a full 90 days of sick leave will be granted. Sick leave may be used once it has been accrued. A sick leave bank, upon committee approval, is available for employees suffering serious medical problems without enough sick leave to provide coverage. |
Full-time employees working under 9-11 month contracts are given ten days of sick leave per academic year. All other full-time employees accrue sick leave at the rate of one day per month of employment (12 days per year). For all employees, at the end of any fiscal year in which at least 30 days of sick leave have been accrued, a full 90 days of sick leave will be granted. Sick leave may be used once it has been accrued. A sick leave bank, upon committee approval, is available for employees suffering serious medical problems without enough sick leave to provide coverage. |
Professional Development Funds |
$600 per year are available and can accumulate up to $2,400. | N/A |
Summer Work Schedule |
Summer hours are 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday and off on Fridays from the middle of May to the first of August. | |
Holidays |
The College observes 12 official holidays per year, and is normally closed for 9 working days during the Christmas/New Year’s holiday period with all working days being paid. Additional days are given during spring break week, Thanksgiving, and Independence Day. | |
Wellness Benefit |
Yoga and weightlifting classes are available to full time staff at no cost. | |
Retirement |
Employees are required to participate in the Kansas Public Employees Retirement System (KPERS). After July 1, 2009, a 6% deduction will be required for all new hires with the state providing a match. Employee contributions are not lost when leaving employment before full vesting. Previous military and public teaching service may be purchased or applied to pension account. KPERS also includes life insurance coverage equal to approximately 1 1/2 times their annual salary, and the employee can purchase more at a very reasonable cost. LCC also offers the KPERS 457 benefit. |
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403B Accounts |
Employees may voluntarily setup a 403B (like 401K) retirement savings account using our qualified plan and have their contributions deducted from their pay on a before or after taxes basis. LCC also has a 403B matching plan with an LCC contribution amount of $55 a month. | |
Cafeteria Plan |
LCC offers a Security Flex 125 benefit program that includes medical reimbursement, disability income insurance, group life insurance (reduced payout at age 65 and older), and a cancer policy. |
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Education Benefit |
Employees and their dependents may attend credit classes at LCC with no tuition or miscellaneous fees charged. All staff have access to the book loan program as well. |
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Health & Life Insurance |
Health Insurance is offered under the State of Kansas Health Insurance Plan. Under this plan, you have a choice of Blue Cross & Blue Shield (BCBS) or Aetna. The providers offer services for in network and out of network with Plans A, C, J, & N. Coverage starts on the first of the month following 30 days employment. Four levels of coverage are available – employee only and three levels with dependent coverage. The rates vary depending on the plan selected. The college pays 90% of the cost of a single plan and an additional amount for plans that include dependent coverage. Highlights of current medical coverage: All plans have no lifetime maximum and includes prescription coverage.
Highlights of current vision optional coverage: Avesis, two plans are offered, basic and enhanced. |
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Life Insurance |
The College provides a $15,000 life insurance policy, through Met Life, on each benefit eligible employee. |