Separating Employment

You will need to inform your supervisor or department of your intentions to separate employment. Your department will then prepare the paperwork to process your separation and notify Human Resources.

An exit interview, a one-on-one meeting with a Benefit Specialist, is an important and necessary step when leaving the university.  We will discuss in-depth how each of your benefits are affected upon leaving the university and possibility extending health insurance coverage.

During the interview, you may provide feedback on your employment experience, which will help us to assess what the university could improve, change or remain intact. It is also used to assist the university in reducing employee turnover while increasing productivity and engagement.

Use our online scheduler: https://jamesmadisonuniversity.fullslate.com/ 

This allows you the flexibility to schedule an in-person meeting or a phone conversation at a time that suits your needs. 

The payroll cycle that your last physical work day occurred in will determine the date for your last pay advice. Refer to the Payroll Services website for the payroll calendar and deadlines.
Any monies owed to the university will be deducted from your last pay advice.
If you have a balance left on your JACard at the time of separation it will be refunded on your last pay advice. If you have any outstanding debts owed to the university the monies will be applied to the debt first.

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