Common use of Effect of Leave Without Pay Clause in Contracts

Effect of Leave Without Pay. When on a leave without pay, an employee retains none of the benefits or burdens of employment except a right to return to employment. If the leave exceeds fifteen (l5) days, the employer's contribution to medical insurance may be discontinued. However, an employee may remain on group medical insurance by personally paying the amount of the employee's contribution plus the regular monthly premium. None of the time on leave without pay may be considered for holidays which fall during leaves without pay; nor is a person a state employee during such leave for purposes of state insurance coverage or use of state property or facilities, including state vehicles. Seniority will cease to accrue during leaves without pay in excess of thirty (30) days.

Effect of Leave Without Pay. When on a leave without pay, an employee retains none of the benefits or burdens of employment except a right to return to employment. If the leave exceeds fifteen (l5) days, the employer's contribution to medical insurance may be discontinued. However, an employee may remain on group medical insurance by personally paying the amount of the employee's contribution plus the regular monthly premium. None of the time on leave without pay may be considered for holidays which fall during leaves without pay; nor is a person a state employee during such leave for purposes of state insurance coverage or use of state property or facilities, including state vehicles. Seniority will cease to accrue during leaves without pay in excess of thirty fifteen (30l5) days.