Compensation for Injury Leave Sample Clauses

Compensation for Injury Leave. A. Injury leave may be granted by the Employer for such time as the injured Employee is unable to return to work due to a service-connected injury, but in no event shall this be in excess of six (6) months for each disability, unless and except the City exercises its option to extend such coverage up to a maximum of twelve (12) months as provided under 49-111. Any requests for consideration of such extensions shall be presented to the Mayor in writing by the Union and/or Fire Chief. The Mayor or the Mayor's designee shall be responsible to provide an answer to the requested extension in writing within twenty (20) calendar days of receipt of the original written request for such an extension. While on injury leave, the Employee shall be paid at his/her normal base salary plus service pay, if applicable, but exclusive of overtime compensation, gasoline allowance, out-of-classification pay, and other such allowances. Any temporary disability compensation payments from the Workers' Compensation Act resulting from such injury shall be deducted from the injury leave payment.
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