Board Commitment. The Board agrees to pay the difference between workers’ compensation and the employee’s normal take home pay (gross pay minus federal taxes, state taxes, and F.I.C.A.) not to exceed a period of one (1) year.
Board Commitment. The Board of Education agrees to carry a worker’s compensation policy covering work related injuries. Employees who suffer work related injuries that result in an absence of seven (7) days or less will be compensated 100% of their regular wages and benefits based on the employee’s regular hours. This does not include overtime or extra hours worked. Employees whose injury results in a worker’s compensation claim beyond the 7th day of injury, shall not earn more than 100% of their regular compensation (combination of district contribution and worker’s compensation contribution) for the first seven (7) days of the eligible injury. The district’s worker’s compensation policy shall be the state mandated percentage of an employee’s salary after the 7th day of a qualified injury for the extent of the employee’s eligibility for worker’s compensation benefits. District seniority shall accrue for the entire period of the covered injury up to 365 days. An employee unable to return to their assigned position in the assigned classification shall be terminated, without cause, from employment after 365 calendar days. However, Worker’s compensation benefits may continue provided the employee continues to be eligible for such benefits.
Board Commitment. The Board agrees that there will be no discrimination, interference, restraint, intimidation or coercion exercised or practiced by the Board or the Service with respect to any member of the Service because of their membership or connection with the Association, and that membership in the Association by members of the Service who are eligible to join, will not be discouraged.
