Common use of Benefits Upon Return Clause in Contracts

Benefits Upon Return. An employee who returns to a regular position within ninety (90) days after the expiration of the leave of absence without right to return shall retain the following benefits: • Hire date; • Hire date for purposes of leave accruals and step advances; except that the employee will not receive service credit for the period of time the employee is on leave of absence without right to return; • Any sick leave accruals that had not been cashed out in accordance with the Retirement Medical Trust Fund Article will be restored.

Benefits Upon Return. An employee who returns to a regular position within ninety (90) days after the expiration of the leave of absence without right to return shall retain the following benefits: • Hire date; • Hire hire date for purposes of leave accruals and step advances; except that the employee will not receive service credit for the period of time the employee is on the leave of absence without right to return; • Any sick . To be reemployed and retain the above benefits, the employee must be reappointed to a regular position no later than ninety (90) calendar days after the date of expiration of the leave accruals that had not been cashed out in accordance with the Retirement Medical Trust Fund Article will be restoredof absence.

Benefits Upon Return. An employee who returns to a regular position within ninety (90) days after the expiration of the leave of absence without right to return shall retain the following benefits: • Hire date; • Hire Benefit date for purposes of leave accruals and step advances; except that the employee benefit date will not receive service credit be advanced for the period of time the employee is on leave of absence without right to return; • Any sick leave accruals that had not been cashed out in accordance with the Retirement Medical Trust Fund Article will be restored; • Credit for years of service toward the seven percent (7%) retirement systems contribution shall be retained, but no credit shall be given during the leave of absence.

Benefits Upon Return. An employee who returns to a regular position within ninety (90) days after the expiration of the leave of absence without right to return shall retain the following benefits: •  Hire date; • Hire  Benefit date for purposes of leave accruals and step advances; except that the employee benefit date will not receive service credit be advanced for the period of time the employee is on leave of absence without right to return; •  Any sick leave accruals that had not been cashed out in accordance with the Retirement Medical Trust Fund Article will be restored.  Credit for years of service toward the seven percent (7%) retirement systems contribution shall be retained, but no credit shall be given during the leave of absence.

Benefits Upon Return. An employee who returns to a regular position within ninety (90) days after the expiration of the leave of absence without right to return shall retain the following benefits: • Hire date; • Hire date for purposes of leave accruals and step advances; except that the employee will not receive service credit for the period of time the employee is on leave of absence without right to return; • Any sick leave accruals that had not been cashed out in accordance with the Retirement Medical Trust Fund Article will be restored. • Credit for years of service toward the seven percent (7%) retirement systems contribution shall be retained, but no credit shall be given during the leave of absence.

Benefits Upon Return. An employee who returns to a regular position within ninety (90) days after the expiration of the leave of absence without right to return shall retain the following benefits: • Hire date; • Hire Benefit date for purposes of leave accruals and step advances; except that the employee benefit date will not receive service credit be advanced for the period of time the employee is on leave of absence without right to return; • Any sick leave accruals that had not been cashed out in accordance with the Retirement Medical Trust Fund Article will be restored.