Conversion to Terminal Leave Sample Clauses

Conversion to Terminal Leave. Upon the death, retirement, resignation or dismissal of a member all unused sick leave credit will be converted to terminal leave pay in the following manner:
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Conversion to Terminal Leave. Upon the death or retirement of an employee, regardless of age or years of service, all unused sick leave credit will be converted to terminal leave pay on the basis of 24 sick leave hours for one day's pay, to a maximum of six (6) weeks' pay (30 working days). Upon the death or retirement of an employee with twenty-five or more years' service unused sick leave credit will be converted to terminal leave pay on the basis of 16 sick leave hours for one day's pay, to a maximum of twelve (12) weeks' pay (60 working days). Upon the resignation of an employee, regardless of age or years of service, all unused sick leave credit in excess of 280 hour, will be converted to termination pay on the basis of 24 hours sick leave for 8 hours pay, to a maximum of five (5) weeks pay (25 working days). Upon the resignation of an employee with 25 or more years of service, all unused sick leave credit in excess of 280 hours will be converted to termination pay on the basis of 16 hours sick leave for 8 hours pay, to a maximum of ten (10) weeks pay (50 working days). In the event the City modifies this benefit for any other City employee, excluding the City Manager, pursuant to City ordinance or collective bargaining agreement employees covered by this Agreement shall be entitled to a “me too” clause as to this benefit.
Conversion to Terminal Leave. (a) Upon the death or retirement of an employee with less than 25 years of service, all unused sick leave credit will be converted to terminal leave pay on the basis of 24 sick leave hours for one day’s pay, to a maximum of 5 weeks pay (25 working days).
Conversion to Terminal Leave. With the approval of the Chief of Police, sick leave may be converted from sick leave to terminal payment as follows: Upon the death, retirement or involuntary layoff of an employee with less than 25 years of service, all unused sick leave credit, in excess of 280 hours, will be converted to termination pay on the basis of 24 hours sick leave for 8 hours pay, to a maximum of five (5) weeks' pay (25 working days or 200 hours); Upon the resignation of an employee, regardless of age or years of service, all unused sick leave credit in excess of 280 hours will be converted to termination pay on the basis of 24 hours sick leave for 8 hours pay, to a maximum of five weeks pay (25 working days or 200 hours); Upon the death or retirement of an employee with 25 or more years service, all unused sick leave credit, in excess of 280 hours, will be converted to termination pay on the basis of 16 hours sick leave for 8 hours pay, to a maximum of ten (10) weeks pay (50 working days or 400 hours); Upon the resignation of an employee with 25 or more years of service, all unused sick leave credit in excess of 280 hours will be converted to termination pay on the basis of 16 hour sick leave for 8 hours pay, to a maximum of ten (10) weeks pay (50 working days or 400 hours). If a member chooses to take a disability retirement due to injury or illness, these same procedures will apply if the member files for the disability pension within 60 days of the injury or illness and the disability retirement is granted within 120 days of the injury or illness.
Conversion to Terminal Leave. Upon the death or retirement of an employee, regardless of age or years of service, all unused sick leave credit will be converted to terminal leave pay on the basis of 24 sick leave hours for one day's pay, to a maximum of 6 weeks pay (30 working days). Upon the death or retirement of an Employee with twenty-five or more years’ service, unused sick leave credit will be converted to terminal leave pay on the basis of 16 sick leave hours for one day's pay, to a maximum of 12 weeks’ pay (60 working days). Upon the resignation of an employee, regardless of age or years of service, all unused sick leave credit in excess of 280 hours, will be converted to termination pay on the basis of 24 hours sick leave for 8 hours pay, to a maximum of five (5) weeks pay (25 working days). Upon the resignation of an employee with 25 or more years of service, all unused sick leave credit in excess of 280 hours will be converted to termination pay on the basis of 16 hours sick leave for 8 hours pay, to a maximum of ten (10) weeks pay (50 working days).

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