Common use of Additional Sick Leave Clause in Contracts

Additional Sick Leave. A regular classified employee who has exhausted all paid leave including personal illness or injury leave, will be granted supplemental sick leave for a period of no more than 100 days per year. The 100 days shall commence on the first day of the leave of absence and shall run concurrently with any other paid leave. While on supplemental sick leave, she/he shall be paid 50% of their regular salary as per Ed Code 45196. Provisions of this leave will be allowable under industrial accident and injury leave. After exhaustion of all paid leave, a permanent employee may be placed on an additional leave upon request and with the approval of the Board. The additional leave may be paid or unpaid and may be extended for any period not to exceed 18 months. If placed on unpaid leave, the employees shall not again become eligible for paid leave because of the commencement of a new fiscal year until he/she has rendered service. An employee shall not suffer a break in service when on an unpaid leave of absence.

Additional Sick Leave. A regular classified employee who has exhausted all paid leave including personal illness or injury leave, will be granted supplemental sick leave for a period of no more than 100 days per year. The 100 days shall commence on the first day of the leave of absence and shall run concurrently with any other paid leave. While on supplemental sick leave, she/he shall be paid 50% of their regular salary as per Ed Code 45196. Provisions of this leave will be allowable under industrial accident and injury leave. . 14.5.1 After exhaustion of all paid leave, a permanent employee may be placed on an additional leave upon request and with the approval of the Board. The additional leave may be paid or unpaid and may be extended for any period not to exceed 18 months. If placed on unpaid leave, the employees employee shall not again become eligible for paid leave because of the commencement of a new fiscal year until he/she has rendered service. An employee shall not suffer a break in service when on an unpaid leave of absence.