Avoidance of Duplicate Salaries Sample Clauses

Avoidance of Duplicate Salaries. Any employee who was absent from employment whose request for sick leave was approved shall receive, as sick leave payment, a sum equal to the difference between his/her regular salary and any amounts payable to such employee as disability allowance under the provisions of Washington State Law Enforcement Officers and Firefighter's Act, or as time off compensation under the provision of the Washington State Industrial Act, for such time as he/she was absent from employment; provided, however, that no salary shall be paid for any absence from employment in excess of the accumulated sick leave, except as otherwise herein provided, further, that all sick leave deducted from the accumulated sick leave of the employee requesting the same, paying full salary requirements of RCW 41.26 (disability leave), the City will first meet any full salary requirement of RCW 41.26 for disability leave allowance from any accrued unused sick leave which may be standing to the credit of that employee. The current state law, which provides sharing of the portion of sick leave between the employee and employer for the six (6) month disability period, is recognized as replacing the above description of coordination of benefits. However, if the state law removes the six (6) month disability benefit, the above coordination of benefits will be in effect. Upon death or retirement following at least twenty years of service employees shall be paid for up to, but not in excess of, one hundred percent (100%) of one hundred twenty (120) days of accrued sick leave earned prior to May 1, 1979 and unused at the time of retirement. Such retiring employee shall also be paid for accrued sick leave to his credit earned after May 1, 1979 in accordance with Schedule A. Employees with less than twenty years of service, upon termination of employment or death, shall be paid for all accrued unused sick leave to their credit whether accrued before or after May 1, 1979 in accordance with schedule A. Schedule A Years of Service Amount to be Paid Less than 10 years of full-time employment None 10 -15 years of full-time employment 12.5% of accrued unused sick leave 15 - 20 years of full-time employment 25% of accrued unused sick leave 20 -25 years of full-time employment 37.5% of accrued unused sick leave After 25 years of full-time employment 50% of accrued unused sick leave
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