Injury Leave Administration and Reporting Sample Clauses

Injury Leave Administration and Reporting. A. Upon a member’s timely report of a service-connected injury, a report of the cause of the injury, signed by the immediate supervisor and the Chief of Police, shall be submitted to the Board of Trustees and/or its designee as soon as practicable. B. No member shall be granted injury leave with pay unless authorized by the Board of Trustees. The Board of Trustees may periodically require the member to be examined by a physician appointed and paid for by the Township. No member on injury leave shall return to work without the written approval of an attending physician or the Board of Trustees. If, in the reasonable judgment of the Trustees, the injury is such that the member is capable of performing the member’s regular duties or restricted duties during the period of convalescence, the Board of Trustees shall so notify the member in writing and deny and/or cancel injury leave with pay. Whenever a member is required to stop working because of an injury, the member shall be paid for the remaining hours of that day, or shift, at the member’s regular rate and such time shall not be charged to leave of any kind.
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Injury Leave Administration and Reporting. 1. A report of the cause of all service connected injuries signed by the immediate supervisor and the Fire Chief shall be submitted to the Board as soon as practicable following the date the injury is reported by the Member. The Board may approve or reject the application, and in doing so, may require the Member to be examined by a physician of the Board's selection. Before any Member who has made application for benefits under this Article is entitled to receive any such benefits, he shall first make application for Workers' Compensation benefits or insurance proceeds from any compensation fund or insurance company to which the Township contributes. Pending a decision by the Board, an injured Member may be carried on sick leave and/or vacation leave, which leave shall be restored to the Member's credit upon certification by the Board that injury leave has been approved. 2. No Member shall be granted injury leave with pay unless authorized by the Board. The Board may, from time to time and in its sole and absolute discretion, require the Member to submit supporting documentation from the Member's attending physician and/or to be examined by a physician appointed and paid for by the Township, in which case, the Member shall authorize release to the Board and its designee(s) of the results of each examination and all medical records arising out of each examination. The failure to authorize such release shall be grounds for denial of injury leave. If, at any time, in the judgment of the Trustees, the Board, with justification, believes that the injury is such that the Member is capable of performing his regular duties or restricted duties during the period of convalescence, the Board shall so notify the Member in writing and deny and/or cancel the injury leave with pay. 3. As a condition precedent to the granting of injury leave, a Member shall immediately make appropriate filings for reimbursement from the Workers' Compensation program, or from any other compensation fund or insurance company to which the Township contributes, for any service connected injuries. If directed by the Township, such filing(s) shall include requests for any available compensatory program designated to compensate workers for lost wages. Thereafter, the Member shall endorse over to the Township any benefits received there from which extend over the same time period for which the Member was paid injury leave. In furtherance of these provisions and in compliance with the rules and re...

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