ABSENCE DUE TO “ON THE JOB Sample Clauses

ABSENCE DUE TO “ON THE JOB. INJURY Absence due to injury incurred in the course of the Bargaining Unit Member’s work day while conducting assigned duties shall be treated as sick leave. For absence due to “on the job” injury, the Bargaining Unit Member may use up to three (3) days of accumulated sick leave for the first three (3) days of absence. However, income received from Worker Compensation shall be deducted from the District’s compensation liability to the Bargaining Unit Member. When income from other than District funds is received by the Bargaining Unit Member, due to his/her injury, the District shall only be responsible for the remaining salary owed the Bargaining Unit Member. The intent of the District is that in no case shall the Bargaining Unit Member who was injured while performing his/her duties receive more than one hundred percent (100%) of his/her gross salary. If the Bargaining Unit Member receives Workers’ Compensation in the amount of 66 2/3% of his/her regular pay, only 33 1/3% of the total sick days used will be deducted from his/her total accumulation (if any).
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ABSENCE DUE TO “ON THE JOB. Injury In the event the employee has exhausted their sick leave, the Board will pay the regular salary to an employee for time off work as a result of compensable injury during the three day waiting period not covered by Workmen's Compensation. Absence due to injury incurred in the course of the employee's work day while performing assigned duties may be treated as sick leave. However, income received from Workers' Compensation shall be deducted from the District's compensation liability to the employee. When income from other than District funds is received by the employee due to his/her injury, the District shall only be responsible for the remaining salary owed the employee. The intent of this provision is that in no case shall the employee who was injured while performing his/her duties receive more than one hundred percent (100%) of his/her gross salary. If an employee who is injured on the job receives no District funds, no sick leave benefits will be deducted. If an employee who is injured on the job receives District funds, sick leave benefits will be deducted on a prorated basis. The formula used when computing the District's liability to an employee when receiving Workers' Compensation shall be: The employee shall be responsible for the employee portion of all health insurance premiums.

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