DUTY INJURY Sample Clauses

DUTY INJURY. A. On-duty injuries shall be handled in accordance with the present rules and regulations of the current City of Salem Personnel Policy Manual or the Ohio Worker’s Compensation Law. B. All employees, who are injured, or who are involved in an accident during the course of their employment, shall file an accident report on a form furnished by Management. No matter how slight the incident, all injuries should be reported to the employee’s immediate supervisor. The supervisor shall provide assistance to the employees in filling out all necessary forms, when requested. The employee shall be furnished a copy of any and all accident reports filed by the employer. C. Management shall be furnished with a report of any necessary medical assistance received by the employee as a result of said injury. D. The City agrees to provide hospitalization insurance, as described in Article XX, for a maximum of two (2) years, to a member and his/her family while such member is on Worker’s Compensation leave. E. If any employee is scheduled to work on a date when a Worker’s Compensation hearing or administrative appeal from a Worker’s Compensation decision is scheduled, and he/she is unable to change the date of the hearing, then the employee shall be released from duty to attend the hearing without loss of pay and without loss of accumulated sick leave hours.
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DUTY INJURY. An employee who loses time due to an injury on-the-job shall be paid in full, at the regular rate of eight (8) hours pay for the day of injury. For those employees working overtime, they will be paid for the time they were scheduled to work. The Authority shall provide fifty percent (50%) of employee's hourly rate, not chargeable to sick leave, integrated with Workers' Compensation benefits for the first fifteen (15) work days lost due to an on-duty injury, excluding the day of injury for which he/she is paid in full at the regular rate. Sick leave will be integrated with this benefit payment to afford a regular day's wage payment.
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DUTY INJURY. Bargaining Unit employees shall be allowed injury leave with pay for each service-connected injury (hereinafter “Duty Injury”), provided such injury is reported to the employee's immediate supervisor within six (6) hours. Notice provided after six (6) hours will be acceptable only where there are circumstances to justify the delay and in no case will injury leave be granted if the required notice is given more than twenty-four (24) hours after the injury. In the absence of the employee's immediate supervisor, the injury may be reported to any management person in the Department. Any request for Duty Injury leave is subject to approval by the Department Head and the Human Resources Department.
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DUTY INJURY. A. On-duty injuries shall be handled in accordance with the present rules and regulations of the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation Laws and the provisions of the Ohio Police and Fire Disability and Pension Fund. B. All employees who are injured, or who are involved in an accident during the course of their employment, shall file an accident report as soon as reasonably possible after the accident or upon discovery of the injury on a form furnished by the Management. No matter how slight the incident, all injuries should be reported to the employee’s immediate supervisor. The supervisor shall provide assistance to the employees in filling out all necessary forms when requested. The employee shall be furnished a copy of any and all accident reports filed by the employer. C. Management shall be furnished with a report of any necessary medical assistance received by the employee as a result of said injury. D. The City agrees to provide hospitalization insurance as described in Article 16 for a period of two (2) years maximum, to any member and his/her family while such a member is on Workers’ Compensation Leave. E. If an employee claimant is scheduled to work on a date when a Workers’ Compensation hearing or administrative appeal from a Workers’ Compensation decision is scheduled, and he is unable to change the date of his hearing, then the employee shall be released from duty to attend the hearing without loss of pay, and without loss of accumulated sick leave hours. F. All such injured employee leave shall not be counted under the provisions of the Family Medical Leave Act. G. During injury on leave, the City shall continue to pay all pension premiums as provided for in this agreement for a maximum period of ninety (90) calendar days.
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