General Scope of Benefits and Eligibility for Injury Leave Sample Clauses

General Scope of Benefits and Eligibility for Injury Leave. The injury leave program is a benefit intended to cover employees injured on the job, which is separate and distinct from any Workers’ Compensation benefits. Injury leave will be approved according to the provisions of this Contract, and the rules and policies of the Human Resources Director or designee and the Board of Industrial Relations. Workers’ Compensation laws, rules, and court decisions do not apply to the injury leave program. All full-time and part-time employees shall be allowed injury leave with pay up to a maximum of sixty (60) workdays per calendar year for on-the-job injuries, not to exceed a total of one hundred twenty (120) workdays per injury, for on-the-job injuries that meet the requirements set forth in this Article. The one hundred twenty (120) day total shall apply to injury leave taken on or after April 1, 1990.
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General Scope of Benefits and Eligibility for Injury Leave. The injury leave program is a benefit intended to cover employees, full-time and part-time, injured on the job. Injury leave will be approved according to the provisions of this Contract, and the rules and policies of the Human Resources Director or designee. Injury leave benefits will be paid through the end of the fifth calendar year following the date of injury or diagnosis as determined by BWC.

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