Certificate Revocation Leave Sample Clauses

Certificate Revocation Leave. Upon revocation of a School Bus Certificate for medical reasons, the bargaining unit member shall be granted up to one year medical leave beginning at the time the certificate is revoked. The bargaining unit member shall be allowed to use all accrued leave benefits available. While the bargaining unit member is in paid status, the District will be responsible for the health and welfare benefits of such bargaining unit member. Upon the depletion of all paid leave benefits, the remainder of the leave shall be without pay. At this time, the bargaining unit member shall be responsible for payment of health and welfare benefits. An employee, upon a physician's verification of the ability to resume his/her duties may do so at any time during the leave of absence. It shall be granted under this section that time lost shall not be considered a break in service. The employee will be restored to his/her original position with all rights and benefits of a permanent employee. If at the conclusion of such leave of absence, the employee is unable to resume the duties of his/her position, said employee shall be released and placed on a reemployment list for a period of 39 months. This section shall not apply to employees who fail to take his/her required physical examination.
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