EMPLOYEE PHYSICAL INJURY CAUSED BY A STUDENT Sample Clauses

EMPLOYEE PHYSICAL INJURY CAUSED BY A STUDENT. Absence due to physical injury incurred in the course of employment shall not be charged against sick leave or any other leave if caused by a student as a result of aggressive physical contact during the school day or during a school sponsored event. This is intended to address situations where an employee is injured as a result of a student altercation or reckless student behavior, intentional or accidental. For the period of such absence, the Board shall continue to pay the employee’s regular salary (base salary and contractual stipends). Nothing herein shall be construed as requiring an employee to break up a fight when the employee’s safety is in danger. For purposes of safety and security, physical interaction is deemed to be the action of last resort.
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