Common use of Duty Assignment Clause in Contracts

Duty Assignment. ‌ If the nature of the treatment program allows the employee to continue to work during treatment, the City may maintain the individual's previous employment status. If an employee participates in an in-patient program which precludes continued employment, the employee shall be granted a leave to do so. At the end of such leave, the employee shall be returned to his former position with no loss of seniority and accumulated benefits. An employee may use accumulated sickness of disability benefits during the period of his/her treatment leave. Employees who voluntarily report to the Fire Department that they are taking Prescribed or over- the-counter medication that has adverse side effects which interfere with the employee's ability to perform his/her normal duties may be temporarily reassigned with full pay to other duties. Nothing in this Section shall prevent an employee from seeking treatment or taking a treatment leave more than one time in a year for inpatient treatment.

Duty Assignment. ‌ If the nature of the treatment program allows the employee to continue to work during treatment, the City may maintain the individual's previous employment status. If an employee participates in an in-patient program which precludes continued employment, the employee shall be granted a leave to do so. At the end of such leave, the employee shall be returned to his former position with no loss of seniority and accumulated benefits. An employee may use accumulated sickness of disability benefits during the period of his/her treatment leave. Employees who voluntarily report to the Fire Department that they are taking Prescribed or over- over-the-counter medication that has adverse side effects which interfere with the employee's ability to perform his/her normal duties may be temporarily reassigned with full pay to other duties. Nothing in this Section shall prevent an employee from seeking treatment or taking a treatment leave more than one time in a year for inpatient treatment.