Common use of Contributor in Good Standing Clause in Contracts

Contributor in Good Standing. To be a contributor in good standing, an employee must have contributed from 1-15 days of his/her personal sick leave days to the Bank in September or May or within ten (10) days of his/her employment At the beginning of a school year, if the sick bank total is below four hundred (400) days, employees must contribute 1-15 days to remain in good standing. A retiring employee may contribute an unlimited number of days to the Sick Leave Bank.

Contributor in Good Standing. To be a contributor in good standing, an employee must have contributed from 1-15 days of his/her personal sick leave days to the Bank in September or May or within ten (10) days of his/her employment employment. At the beginning of a school year, if the sick bank total is below four hundred (400) days, employees must contribute 1-15 days to remain in good standing. A retiring employee may contribute an unlimited number of days to the Sick Leave Bank.