Non-Duty Related Medical Condition Sample Clauses

Non-Duty Related Medical Condition. When an employee is unable to perform his or her regular work assignment due to a non-work- related injury or non-communicable illness, the City may at its discretion offer a transitional duty assignment, to the extent productive work is available and there is an operational need for the injured employee to perform the transitional work. The City shall have the option of discontinuing the transitional duty at any time. Employees with on-the-job injuries shall have preference over employees with non-work-related injuries for any such assignments.
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Non-Duty Related Medical Condition. When an employee is unable to perform his or her regular work assignment due to a non-work- related injury or non-communicable illness, the City may offer temporary light-duty or work- hardening assignments to him or her, to the extent productive work is available. Such light duty shall not extend beyond 60 days from the commencement of the assignment, without approval of the Police Chief and Human Resources.
Non-Duty Related Medical Condition. When an employee is unable to perform his or her regular work assignment due to a non-­‐work-­‐related injury or non-­‐communicable illness, the City may offer temporary light-­‐duty or work-­‐hardening assignments to him or her, to the extent productive work is available.

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