Common use of OFF-DUTY INJURIES Clause in Contracts

OFF-DUTY INJURIES. Section 1: An employee who is incapacitated due to non-service incurred accidents or illness shall be entitled to draw their full wage against sick leave to the extent accrued. If the employee has exhausted his sick leave, annual leave shall be used until exhausted, then donated leave, and then shift trades to the extent available to cover the absence.

OFF-DUTY INJURIES. Section 1: An employee who is incapacitated due to non-service incurred accidents or illness shall be entitled to draw their full wage against sick leave to the extent accrued. If the employee has exhausted his their sick leave, annual leave shall be used until exhausted, then donated leave, and then shift trades to the extent available to cover the absence.

OFF-DUTY INJURIES. Section 1: An employee who is incapacitated due to non-service incurred accidents or accidentsor illness shall be entitled to draw their full wage against sick leave to the extent accrued. If the employee has exhausted his their sick leave, annual leave shall be used until exhausted, then donated leave, and then shift trades to the extent available to cover the absence.

OFF-DUTY INJURIES. Section 1: An employee who is incapacitated due to non-service incurred accidents or illness shall be entitled to draw their his/her full wage against sick leave to the extent accrued. If the employee has exhausted his sick leave, annual leave shall be used until exhausted, then donated leave, and then shift trades and/or Comp time to the extent available to cover the absence. If all above means have been exhausted the employee shall be able to receive donated hours from employees covered in this Agreement. If all of the above means have been exhausted the employee shallbe granted a leave of absence without pay pursuant to the provisions of the Family & Medical leave Act.