Non-Payroll Status Clause Samples

Non-Payroll Status. Any Employee who has exhausted his/her benefits under FMLA, CFRA, or PDL, and who is off work pursuant to Subsections E. through H. of this Article, and who has exhausted all paid leave balances shall be considered to be in a Non-Payroll Status. Employees who are in a Non-Payroll Status will no longer accrue paid leave, and the City will no longer contribute the City’s share of health insurance premiums on the Employee’s behalf.
Non-Payroll Status. Any Employee who has exhausted their benefits under FMLA, CFRA, or PDL, and who is off work pursuant to Subsections 1.E. through 1.H. of this Article, and who has insufficient accrued paid leave balances to create the equivalent of a normal paycheck shall be considered to be in a Non-Payroll Status. Employees who are in a Non-Payroll Status will no longer accrue paid leave, and the City will no longer contribute the City’s share of health insurance premiums on the Employee’s behalf. ▇. ▇▇ Employee off work pursuant to Subsection 1.D. of this Article, and who has insufficient accrued paid leave balances to create the equivalent of his/her normal paycheck shall be considered in a Non-Payroll Status. The Employee will no longer accrue paid leave (Vacation, Sick, and Holiday); however, the City will continue to contribute the City’s share of health insurance premiums on the Employee’s behalf for a period of no more than 12 months from the date of injury.