Eligibility to Receive Donated Leave Sample Clauses

Eligibility to Receive Donated Leave. In order to be eligible to receive donated leave, an employee must meet the following criteria as defined by and provided for in state law and School Board policy:
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Eligibility to Receive Donated Leave. In order to be eligible to receive donated leave an employee must:
Eligibility to Receive Donated Leave. Employees may request benefits by submitting a Leave Bank Transfer Application to Human Resources. If there are donated hours available in the Leave Bank and subject to the Program terms, an employee will receive benefits in the form of hours of paid leave if the employee:
Eligibility to Receive Donated Leave. 3 information pertaining to medical absence reporting and required documentation. Upon verification and 4 approval by the Associate Vice President-Human Resources, eligible leave credits may be donated to a part- 5 time faculty member for a catastrophic illness or injury if all of the following requirements are met: 6 • Part-time faculty who are provided a written offer to teach by the District in either a Fall or Spring 7 semester, or who have initiated their contractual agreement, and due to catastrophic illness or 8 injury prior to the commencement of the semester may apply donated leave credits upon 9 exhaustion of all accrued paid leave credits.
Eligibility to Receive Donated Leave. 12 Part-time faculty who wish to participate in this program should contact Human

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