CANCELLATION DUE TO ILLNESS Sample Clauses

CANCELLATION DUE TO ILLNESS. Should an employee or a member of his/her immediate family as defined in Section 7.1 become ill while the employee is on vacation, the employee may, at his/her option, notify the District to change his/her pay status from vacation leave to sick leave, subject to the following conditions: A. The employee shall present medical verification of the illness to the District upon his/her return to work. B. The sick leave used shall not extend the employee's scheduled vacation. Vacation which is not used due to illness may be rebid or taken as incremental vacation leave subject to the annual allotment. C. Vacation charges will not be changed to sick leave charges under this section until the employee complies with the provisions of paragraph A.
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CANCELLATION DUE TO ILLNESS. If an employee becomes ill while on vacation, the employee must notify the District immediately should he/she wish to change his/her pay status from vacation leave to sick leave subject to the following conditions: 1. The employee shall present a physician’s medical verification of the illness to the District upon his/her return to work. 2. The sick leave used shall not extend the employee’s scheduled vacation. 3. Vacation, which is not used due to illness, must be rescheduled consistent with Departmental operating needs.
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CANCELLATION DUE TO ILLNESS. If an employee becomes ill while on vacation, the employee must notify the District immediately should he/she wish to change his/her pay status from vacation leave to sick leave subject to the following conditions: 1. The employee shall present a physician’s medical verification of the illness to the District upon his/her return to work. 2. The sick leave used shall not extend the employee’s scheduled vacation. 3. Vacation, which is not used due to illness, must be rescheduled consistent with Departmental operating needs. Two (2) weeks of vacation will be converted to a pay step after twenty (20) years of District service. The pay step will be added to the employee’s base rate of pay totaling a 4.03% increase. Eligible employees will be permitted to sign up for six
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CANCELLATION DUE TO ILLNESS. If an employee becomes ill while on vacation, the employee must notify the District immediately should he/she wish to change his/her pay status from vacation leave to sick leave subject to the following conditions: 1. The employee shall present a physician's medical verification of the illness to the District upon his/her return to work. 2. The sick leave used shall not extend the employee's scheduled vacation. 3. Vacation, which is not used due to illness, must be rescheduled consistent with Departmental operating needs. base rate of pay totaling a 4.03% increase. Said pay step will be payable to eligible employees on July 1st, 2005. Eligible employees will be permitted to sign up for six (6) weeks of vacation ONLY if the employee has the time accrued already PRIOR to the sign-up. Leave accrual excludes sick leave, however, compensatory time and holiday time may be counted towards the six (6) week sign-up request. An employee may sign up for a vacation time limit less than six (6) weeks based upon the time the employee has accrued PRIOR to the sign-up only.
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CANCELLATION DUE TO ILLNESS. If an employee becomes ill while on vacation, the employee must notify the District immediately should he/she wish to change his/her pay status from vacation leave to sick leave subject to the following conditions: 1. The employee shall present a physician's medical verification of the illness to the District upon his/her return to work. 2. The sick leave used shall not extend the employee's scheduled vacation. 3. Vacation, which is not used due to illness, must be rescheduled consistent with Departmental operating needs. Two (2) weeks of vacation will be converted to a pay step after twenty (20) years of District service. The pay step will be added to the employee’s base rate of pay totaling a 4.03% increase. Said pay step will be payable to eligible employees on July 1st, 2005. Eligible employees will be permitted to sign up for six (6) weeks of vacation ONLY if the employee has the time accrued already PRIOR to the sign-up. Leave accrual excludes sick leave, however, compensatory time and holiday time may be counted towards the six (6) week sign-up request. An employee may sign up for a vacation time limit less than six (6) weeks based upon the time the employee has accrued PRIOR to the sign-up only.
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