Donations for Catastrophic Illness or Injury Sample Clauses

Donations for Catastrophic Illness or Injury. Employees who have depleted their sick leave and other paid leave accounts may apply for donated leave, as described in Article 11, Section X.
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Donations for Catastrophic Illness or Injury. The donated leave policy is intended to give employees an opportunity to contribute donations of paid leave to other City employees who have applied for and are eligible to receive FMLA/OFLA coverage and have been absent from work for a prolonged period due to their own catastrophic illness or injury or the need to care for spouse, domestic partner or child (including stepchildren, xxxxxx children, domestic partner’s children and adopted children) with a catastrophic illness or injury. Leave may be donated to designated City employees who: • Have exhausted all their paid leave banks (e.g., vacation, holiday, compensatory and sick leave) • Have been continuously absent from work for a period of at least fourteen (14) calendar days due to their own catastrophic illness or injury or the need to care for their spouse, domestic partner or child (including stepchildren, xxxxxx children, domestic partner’s children and adopted children) with a catastrophic illness or injury. “Catastrophic illness or injury” is defined as a significant, incapacitating medical condition. • In the case of absences for an employee’s own catastrophic injury or illness, the employee must have applied for Long Term Disability (LTD) insurance and must not have enough paid leave to cover until Social Security disability or PERS disability benefits become available, whichever date occurs first. Donations of accrued vacation, holiday and compensatory time hours are subject to the following conditions: 1. Any employee seeking to donate benefits must maintain a minimum of forty (40) hours of accrued vacation. 2. Paid leave donation requests must be submitted to the City Personnel Officer or their designee in writing and must specify the amount and type of paid benefits being donated. 3. Paid leave donations are made voluntarily and donors will remain anonymous. 4. Paid leave donations will be converted to a dollar amount based on the hourly wage of the person donating the leave. This amount will then be converted back to hours based on the hourly wage of the employee receiving the donated leave. 5. Donations will be removed from the donor’s paid leave banks and deposited in a City sponsored leave bank for use by other City employees who are eligible to receive paid leave donations. 6. Donations of compensatory, vacation or paid personal days are irrevocable. In the event the employee designated to receive the leave does not use all the donated leave, the donated leave will remain in the leave...

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