Leaves of Absence

Financial Security

Our various leave of absence programs provide financial security when you need to be away from work for more than five days. From the birth of a baby or a serious medical condition, 8×8 provides protection for you. Contact Voya to learn more about these types of leave.

Disability Leave

If you’re away from work longer than seven days as a result of a medical emergency, surgery, illness or childbirth (including pregnancy disability and postpartum recovery), you may be eligible for short and long-term disability leave.

Please note, if you reside in a state with a Disability program, 8×8 policies will supplement funds you receive from your state to receive the full benefit.

See more disability information here.

Parental Leave

If you have been with 8×8 for at least 12 months, you can take up to 8 weeks off at 100% of your pay to bond with a child following birth or adoption. For birth givers this is in addition to the Disability leave.

Please note, if you reside in a state with a Paid Family Leave program, 8×8 policies will supplement funds you receive from your state to receive the full benefit.

Personalized Support for Parents

Click here to learn more about Cleo Baby and Cleo Kids—free personalized support for parents and spouses/partners funded by 8×8.

Family Medical Leave

You may be eligible for time off to care for a sick child, parent or spouse. Contact Voya for more information.

Military Leave

  • First 16 weeks at 100% pay top-up (pays the difference between Military pay and current base pay, bonus and commissions). PTO balance can be used after 16 weeks. FTO paid for the first 3 weeks.
  • Healthcare benefits are covered up to 12 months with COBRA continuation offered after 12 months.
  • 401(k) match continues up to match maximum, RSU & Options continue vesting with no pause date.

Bereavement Leave

Here at 8×8, we care deeply about our team members. That’s why we offer bereavement leave, giving you the time and space to navigate through difficult moments and take care of what matters most.