Absence Due to Injury Sample Clauses

Absence Due to Injury. Any teacher who is injured while on the job and qualifies for Worker's Compensation benefits under the terms of the Worker's Compensation Statute shall be allowed to receive compensation in one of the following ways:
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Absence Due to Injury. Whenever an employee is absent from employment and unable to perform his duties as a result of personal injury sustained in the course of his/her employment, including travel to and from his/her work place, he/she will be paid his/her full salary to the extent of available sick leave for the period of his/her absence, less the amount of any workmen's compensation award made for disability due to said injury.
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Absence Due to Injury. In the event that a member of the UNIT is injured while performing duties directly related to his/her responsibilities and is necessarily absent by reason of such injury, the days absent during the during the first 11 months after such injury shall not be included against his/her leave of absence days either for the year in which injured or against accumulated days. The DISTRICT shall pay the salary in full during the first year of such injury provided, however, that the DISTRICT shall be entitled to reimbursement for any payments which this employee receives or is entitled to receive under New York State Workers’ Compensation Act. After one year of absence due to injury sustained by this member while on duty, he/she may sue the accumulated days of leave until the same are completely used. If this member is unable to render any appropriate services to the DISTRICT as determined by the Assistant Superintendent for Human Resources during the period of up to one year following the injury, he/she shall retain the right to earn wages from other employment during such period of up to one year provided to member held such employment and received wages prior to the injury. The DISTRICT may require an examination by a qualified physician who will be chosen or approved by the DISTRICT.
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Absence Due to Injury a. Absence during the first three (3) days will not be charged against an Employee's accumulated sick leave balance.
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Absence Due to Injury. Employees who are unable to perform the duties of their employment because of injuries received in the service of the Town, and who receive Workers' Compensation benefits, shall receive a supplemental sum equal to the difference between their wages and their compensation benefits, chargeable to sick leave on a pro-rata basis.
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Absence Due to Injury. Absence due to injury incurred in the course of the teacher’s employment shall not be charged against the teacher’s sick leave days. 5e Board shall pay to such teachers the di£xxxxxxx between their salaries and benefits received from Xxxxxxx’x Compensation for the duration of such absence.
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Absence Due to Injury. Employees who are unable to perform the duties of their employment because of injuries received in the service of the Employer, and who receive Workers’ Compensation Benefit, may at the employee’s option, receive a supplemental sum equal to the difference between their wages and their compensation benefits for the period of time during which accrued sick and vacation days are available. Such supplemental sum shall be deducted from accrued sick leave credits or accrued vacation leave as the same may stand to the credit of an employee. An employee, however, who has sick leave or vacation to his credit shall receive, in full, his weekly pay, and the Worker’s Compensation payment to which he is entitled shall be assigned in full by such employee to the Employer.
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