Common use of Personal Injury Leave Clause in Contracts

Personal Injury Leave. Whenever an employee is absent from work as a result of personal injury due to assault arising out of and in the course of his employment, he shall be paid full salary for the period of such absence or the balance of the fiscal year whichever is shorter, if approved by the Board as provided for in Florida Statute 1012.63, without having such absence charged to sick leave.

Personal Injury Leave. Whenever an employee is absent from work as a result of personal injury due to assault battery arising out of and in the course of his his/her employment, he he/she shall be paid full salary for the period of such absence or the balance of the fiscal year whichever is shorter, if approved by the Board as provided for in Florida Statute 1012.63, without having such absence charged to sick leave. Missed time resulting from psychiatric or psychological conditions resulting from or related to the injury shall not qualify for this leave.

Personal Injury Leave. Whenever an employee is absent from work as a result of personal injury due to assault battery arising out of and in the course of his his/her employment, he he/she shall be paid full salary for the period of such absence or the balance of the fiscal year whichever is shorter, if approved by the Board as provided for in Florida Statute 1012.63, without having such absence charged to sick leave. Missed time resulting from psychiatric or psychological conditions resulting from or related to the injury shall not quality for this leave.

Personal Injury Leave. Whenever an employee is absent from work as a result of personal injury due to assault arising out of and in the course of his employment, he shall be paid full salary for the period of such absence or the balance of the fiscal year whichever is shorter, if approved by the Board as provided for in Florida Statute 1012.63231.41 (1) (2), without having such absence charged to sick leave.