ABSENCE DUE TO ON THE JOB INJURY Sample Clauses

ABSENCE DUE TO ON THE JOB INJURY. Whenever an employee is absent from work as a result of a job related injury the employee shall use her or his sick leave (or sick leave bank as appropriate) while absent. Any Workers’ Compensation payments made to the employee during this time will be turned over to the BOCES and the employee’s sick leave will be credited on a pro-rated basis based on the amount of payment received.
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ABSENCE DUE TO ON THE JOB INJURY. Absence due to injury incurred in the course of the employee’s work day while assigned duties shall be treated as sick leave. However, income received from Worker’s 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 the District is that in no case shall the employee who was injured while performing his/her duties receive more than 100 percent 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 pro-rata basis.
ABSENCE DUE TO ON THE JOB INJURY. When an employee is injured on the job and is unable to 24 perform his/her duties as a result of an on-the-job injury or occupational disease or illness, and is 25 certified off work by a doctor, the employee may elect to use leave as follows:
ABSENCE DUE TO ON THE JOB INJURY. 1. Whenever a full-time employee is absent from school as a result of a job-related injury, compensable under the Worker's Compensation Law, the district will continue to pay the employee's salary for a period of up to one (1) year. During said period, Worker's Compensation payments made to the employee for lost time will be turned over to the BOCES.
ABSENCE DUE TO ON THE JOB INJURY. 1. On or after July 1, 2019, whenever an employee is absent from work as a result of a job-related injury the BOCES will continue to pay the employee’s salary for the first ninety (90) workdays of such absence without the use of the employee’s accrued paid leave time. After this period, the employee may use her or his sick leave while absent. Any Workers’ Compensation payments made to the employee during this time will be turned over to the BOCES and the employee’s sick leave will be credited on a pro-rated basis based on the amount of payment received. The parties, at times mutually agreeable, shall participate in an ongoing collaborative review of workplace injuries.

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