Common use of Disability Assignments Clause in Contracts

Disability Assignments. Police officers who become temporarily disabled as a result of a non-duty illness or injury and are incapable of performing normal police duties may be placed in a temporary assignment that the Officer is physically capable of performing in lieu of placement on sick leave or leave without pay.

Disability Assignments. ‌ Police officers who become temporarily disabled as a result of a non-duty illness or injury and are incapable of performing normal police duties may be placed in a temporary assignment that the Officer is physically capable of performing in lieu of placement on sick leave or leave without pay.

Disability Assignments. Police officers Command Officers who become temporarily disabled as a result of a non-duty illness or injury and are incapable of performing normal police duties may be placed in a temporary assignment that the Command Officer is physically capable of performing in lieu of placement on sick leave or leave without pay.

Disability Assignments. Police officers ‌ Command Officers who become temporarily disabled as a result of a non-duty illness or injury and are incapable of performing normal police duties may be placed in a temporary assignment that the Command Officer is physically capable of performing in lieu of placement on sick leave or leave without pay.

Disability Assignments. Police officers Command Officers who become temporarily disabled on or after January 1, 1994 as a result of a non-duty illness or injury and are incapable of performing normal police duties may be placed in a temporary assignment that the Command Officer is physically capable of performing in lieu of placement on sick leave or leave without pay.