Allowable Days Sample Clauses

Allowable Days. For individuals with at least one (1) year of full-time service within the District, the District shall, for not more than sixty (60) working days within any one (1) year for the same accident, provide compensation, which added to any disability payments will equal his/her normal salary. Allowable leave shall not be accumulated from year to year. When an industrial accident or illness leave overlaps into the next fiscal year, the employee shall be entitled to only the amount of unused leave due her/him for the same illness or injury.
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Allowable Days. 12.9.1 An initial request shall not exceed twenty (20) days. An employee may request an additional twenty (20) days by filing an additional request for consideration with an updated physician’s note. The maximum number of days allowed to be utilized by one (1) employee for a single injury/illness shall not exceed forty (40) days. The number of sick bank days needed by the employee shall be specified in the initial request. The Catastrophic Leave Bank will only be reduced by the number of days actually used.
Allowable Days. No more than five (5) days for each day previously deposited in the Catastrophic Leave Bank by the unit member may be utilized by that unit member for a single injury/illness. An initial request shall not normally exceed twenty (20) days. A unit member may request an additional twenty (20) days by filing an additional request for consideration by the Catastrophic Leave Bank Committee. The maximum number of days allowed to be utilized by one unit member for a single injury/illness shall not exceed forty (40) days. The number of sick bank days needed by the unit member shall be specified in the initial request. Any days approved by the Committee but unused by the unit member shall be returned to the Catastrophic Leave Bank.
Allowable Days. An initial request shall not normally exceed twenty (20) days. A unit member may request an additional twenty (20) days by filing an additional request for consideration by the Catastrophic Leave Bank Committee. The maximum number of days allowed to be utilized by one (1) unit member for a single injury/illness shall not exceed forty (40) days. The number of sick bank days needed by the unit member shall be specified in the initial request. Any days approved by the Committee but unused by the unit member shall be returned to the Catastrophic Leave Bank.
Allowable Days. An initial request shall not normally exceed twenty (20) days. A Faculty Member may request an additional twenty (20) days by filing an additional request for consideration by the Catastrophic Leave Bank Committee. The maximum number of days allowed to be utilized by one (1) Faculty Member for a single injury/illness shall not exceed forty
Allowable Days. 17.4.2.1 A maximum of sixty (60) working days shall be granted for the same illness or injury. 17.4.2.2 Such leave is not accumulated from year to year. If an absence overlaps into a new fiscal year, the unit member will have available to carry over into the next fiscal year only the number of days not used the prior year for the same illness or injury. 17.4.2.3 Such leave will commence on the first day of absence caused by such accident or illness. The number of allowable days shall not be increased due to any temporary disability award.
Allowable Days. A maximum of sixty (60) working days shall be granted for the same illness or injury.
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