Meal Breaks and Rest Periods
- Students are entitled to a 30-minute meal break (unpaid) during a work shift of at least six (6) hours which extends over the noon day meal period (the noon day meal period is from 11:00 am to 2:00 pm).
- Additional rest breaks may be given at the discretion of the supervisor.
- Supervisors and students should agree in advance on the timing of meal and rest periods.
Benefits
- As a student employee, you are eligible for worker's compensation and New York State disability.
- In addition to these, student employees are also covered by New York State Paid Sick Leave.
- You are not eligible for any other benefits (such as paid time off and unemployment benefits).
On-the-Job Injuries
- If you are injured on the job please inform your supervisor immediately as you must fill out an accident report within twenty-four (24) hours of the accident or injury.
- The accident report serves to protect you and enables Ithaca College to potentially cover medical expenses associated with the injury.
- You will NOT get in trouble for filing this report.
- All supervisors have a copy of this report and it may also be found by clicking here.
Sexual Harassment Policy
- Ithaca College is committed to maintaining a campus environment that promotes dignity and respect for all individuals within the parameters that provide for freedom of thought, expression, and the flourishing of ideas. Sexual harassment undermines these ideals as well as the College's overall mission as an educational institution.
- In promulgating this policy, Ithaca College reaffirms that every member of the College community has a right to an educational and/or employment setting that is free from sexual harassment.
- If you need to report sexual harassment, have questions about reporting or need support, please contact the Title IX Office here.
- Ithaca College's Policy on Sexual Harassment may be found here.
- Sexual Harassment Training Programs are available.
Reasonable Accommodations
- If you need a reasonable accommodation to perform your job, please reach out to your supervisor or the Student Accessibility Services office. Support is available to ensure an inclusive and accessible work environment.
Work Environment
- Ithaca College is committed to providing a safe, respectful, and inclusive work environment for all student employees. Everyone is expected to contribute to a professional and supportive workplace.