Leaves and Medical Benefits for Substitutes Sample Clauses

Leaves and Medical Benefits for Substitutes a. A substitute serving in one (1) single assignment up to and including twenty (20) consecutive workdays shall be credited with one (1) day of Sick Leave for each twenty (20) consecutive workdays in that assignment. This Sick Leave shall accumulate from year to year and apply to all substitute assignments of twenty-one (21) consecutive workdays or more.
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