Common use of Employee Disability Leave Clause in Contracts

Employee Disability Leave. A. An employee that has at least one year of continuous service with the City and who has exhausted all accrued leave (vacation, sick-leave, comp time) due to non-industrial illness or injury can be advanced sick leave time at the rate of 75% of the employee’s regular salary according to the following table: B. Application for disability leave shall be made by the employee to the City Manager through the department head, accompanied by full medical justification from a physician chosen by the City at the direction of the City. Failure to submit to such an examination shall be a basis for terminating disability leave. If the City Manager approves the application, he shall notify the employee of such approval in writing. C. After the employee returns to work, the employee shall reimburse the City for the value of the advanced sick-leave time by having the employee’s sick leave accrual for sick-leave reduced by five hours per month or may contribute vacation leave to accelerate the employee's reimbursement to the City for providing the benefits under this Article. D. When the "maximum time allowance" has been reimbursed as set forth above, the employee shall be eligible to apply for additional disability leave; provided that no employee shall receive more than the "total" set forth above for his length of service, during his entire employment with the City. E. Grounds for termination of disability leave by the City Manager shall include, but not be limited to, the following reasons: 1. The employee has recovered from his illness or injury. 2. The leave is being used as a pre-retirement leave for purpose of postponing retirement or pension. 3. The disability leave was procured by fraud, misrepresentation or mistake. 4. The employee has not cooperated fully in supplying all information-mat and submitting to any examination requested by the City to determine the existence or continuing nature of the employee's disability. F. In the event an employee becomes ineligible to accrue sick leave or is scheduled to end employment with the City and has not completed the reimbursement schedule for this benefit, the balance due shall be handled by payroll deduction or accounts receivable as applicable.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Memorandum of Understanding

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Employee Disability Leave. A. An employee that has at least one (1) year of continuous service with the City and who has exhausted all accrued leave (vacation, sick-leave, comp time) due to non-industrial illness or injury can be advanced sick leave time at the rate of seventy-five percent (75% %) of the employee’s regular salary according to the following table: B. Application for disability leave shall be made by the employee to the City Manager through the department headChief of Police, accompanied by full medical justification from a physician chosen by the City at the direction of the City. Failure to submit to such an examination shall be a basis for terminating disability leave. If the City Manager approves the application, he shall notify the employee of such approval in writing. C. After the employee returns to work, the employee shall reimburse the City for the value of the advanced sick-leave time by having the employee’s sick leave accrual for sick-sick- leave reduced by five hours one-half (.5) of the time used for such employee disability leave at a minimum rate of one-half (.5) day of sick leave per month or may contribute vacation leave to accelerate the employee's reimbursement to the City for providing the benefits under this Article. D. When the "maximum time allowance" value of the advanced sick-leave has been reimbursed as set forth above, the employee shall be eligible to apply for additional disability leave; provided that no employee shall receive more than the "total" set forth above for his length of service, during his entire employment with the City. E. Grounds for termination of disability leave by the City Manager shall include, but not be limited to, the following reasons: 1. The employee has recovered from his illness or injury. 2. The leave is being used as a pre-retirement leave for purpose of postponing retirement or pension. 3. The disability leave was procured by fraud, misrepresentation or mistake. 4. The employee has not cooperated fully in supplying all information-mat and submitting to any examination requested by the City to determine the existence or continuing nature of the employee's disability. F. In the event an employee becomes ineligible to accrue sick leave or is scheduled to end employment with the City and has not completed the reimbursement schedule for this benefit, the balance due shall be handled by payroll deduction or accounts receivable as applicable.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Memorandum of Understanding

Employee Disability Leave. A. An employee that has at least one (1) year of continuous service with the City and who has exhausted all accrued leave (vacation, sick-leave, comp compensatory time) due to non-a non- industrial illness or injury can be advanced sick leave time at the rate of seventy-five percent (75% %) of the employee’s regular salary according to the following table: B. Application for disability leave shall be made by the employee to the City Manager through the department head, accompanied by full medical justification from a physician chosen by the City at the direction of the City. Failure to submit to such an examination shall be a basis for terminating disability leave. If the City Manager approves the application, he shall notify the employee of such approval in writing. C. After the employee returns to work, the employee shall reimburse the City for the value of the advanced sick-leave time by having the employee’s sick leave accrual for sick-leave reduced by five hours one-half (.5) per month or the employee may contribute vacation leave to accelerate the employee's reimbursement to the City for providing the benefits under this Article. D. When the employee has reimbursed the City the "maximum time allowance" has been reimbursed as set forth above, the employee shall be eligible to apply for additional disability leave; provided that no employee shall receive more than the "total" set forth above for his length of service, during his entire employment with the City. E. Grounds for termination of disability leave by the City Manager shall include, but not be limited to, the following reasons: 1. The employee has recovered from his illness or injury. 2. The leave is being used as a pre-retirement leave for purpose of postponing retirement or pension. 3. The disability leave was procured by fraud, misrepresentation misrepresentation, or mistake. 4. The employee has not cooperated fully in supplying all information-mat information and submitting to any examination requested by the City to determine the existence or continuing nature of the employee's disability. F. In the event an employee becomes ineligible to accrue sick leave or is scheduled to end employment with the City and has not completed the reimbursement schedule for this benefit, the balance due shall be handled by payroll deduction or accounts receivable as applicable.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Memorandum of Understanding

Employee Disability Leave. A. An employee that has at least one (1) year of continuous service with the City and who has exhausted all accrued leave (vacation, sick-sick leave, comp compensatory time) due to non-non- industrial illness or injury can be advanced sick leave time at the rate of seventy-five percent (75% %) of the employee’s regular salary rate of pay according to the following table: B. Application for disability leave shall be made by the employee to the City Manager through the department head, accompanied by full medical justification from a physician chosen by the City at the direction of the City. Failure to submit to such an examination shall be a basis for terminating disability leave. If the City Manager approves the application, he shall notify the employee of such approval in writing. C. After the employee returns to work, the employee shall reimburse the City for the value of the advanced sick-sick leave time by having the employee’s sick leave accrual for sick-sick leave reduced by five four (4) hours per month or may contribute vacation leave to accelerate the employee's reimbursement to the City for providing the benefits under this Article. D. When the "maximum time allowance" has been reimbursed as set forth above, the employee shall be eligible to apply for additional disability leave; provided that no employee shall receive more than the "total" set forth above for his length of service, during his entire employment with the City. E. Grounds for termination of disability leave by the City Manager shall include, but not be limited to, the following reasons: 1. The employee has recovered from his illness or injury. 2. The leave is being used as a pre-retirement leave for purpose of postponing retirement or pension. 3. The disability leave was procured by fraud, misrepresentation or mistake. 4. The employee has not cooperated fully in supplying all information-mat information and submitting to any examination requested by the City to determine the existence or continuing nature of the employee's disability. F. In the event an employee becomes ineligible to accrue sick leave or is scheduled to end employment with the City and has not completed the reimbursement schedule for this benefit, the balance due shall be handled by payroll deduction or accounts receivable as applicable.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Memorandum of Understanding

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Employee Disability Leave. A. An employee that has at least one (1) year of continuous service with the City and who has exhausted all accrued leave (vacation, sick-leave, comp time) due to non-industrial illness or injury can be advanced sick leave time at the rate of seventy-five percent (75% %) of the employee’s regular salary according to the following table: B. Application for disability leave shall be made by the employee to the City Manager through the department head, accompanied by full medical justification from a physician chosen by the City at the direction of the City. Failure to submit to such an examination shall be a basis for terminating disability leave. If the City Manager approves the application, he shall notify the employee of such approval in writing. C. After the employee returns to work, the employee shall reimburse the City for the value of the advanced sick-leave time by having the employee’s sick leave accrual for sick-sick- leave reduced by five four (4) hours per month or and the employee may contribute vacation leave to accelerate the employee's reimbursement to the City for providing the benefits under this Article. D. When the "maximum time allowance" has been reimbursed as set forth above, the employee shall be eligible to apply for additional disability leave; provided that no employee shall receive more than the "total" set forth above for his length of service, during his entire employment with the City. E. Grounds for termination of disability leave by the City Manager shall include, but not be limited to, the following reasonsfollowing: 1. The employee has recovered from his illness or injury. 2. The leave is being used as a pre-retirement leave for purpose of postponing retirement or pension. 3. The disability leave was procured by fraud, misrepresentation or mistake. 4. The employee has not cooperated fully in supplying all information-mat information and submitting to any examination requested by the City to determine the existence or continuing nature of the employee's disability. F. In the event an employee becomes ineligible to accrue sick leave or is scheduled to end employment with the City and has not completed the reimbursement schedule for this benefit, the balance due shall be handled by payroll deduction or accounts receivable as applicable.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Memorandum of Understanding

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