Common use of Personal Leave Chargeable to Sick Leave Clause in Contracts

Personal Leave Chargeable to Sick Leave. Each eligible employee shall be permitted to be absent six (6) days each fiscal year for personal reasons and the days shall be charged against accrued sick leave. This leave shall be non-cumulative. Request for this personal leave shall be submitted through established procedures by the employee and approved or granted 24 hours in advance; provided, however, if the need for such leave is of a nature to make advance application impossible, such leave shall be authorized and granted if a prompt report and an adequate cause is made and shown to the proper authority.

Personal Leave Chargeable to Sick Leave. Each eligible employee shall be permitted to be absent six (6) days each fiscal year for personal reasons and the days shall be charged against accrued sick leave. This leave shall be non-cumulative. Request for this personal leave shall be submitted through established procedures by the employee and approved or granted 24 hours in advance; provided, however, if the need for such leave is of a nature to make advance application impossible, such leave shall be authorized and granted if a prompt report and an adequate cause is made and shown to the proper authority.

Personal Leave Chargeable to Sick Leave. Each eligible employee shall Employees may be permitted to be absent allowed six (6) days each fiscal year paid leave for personal reasons and the days shall each year to be charged against accrued sick leave. This Such leave shall be non-cumulative. Request cumulative and any request for this personal leave shall be submitted through established procedures by the employee and approved or granted 24 hours in advance; provided, however, if the need for such leave is of a nature to make advance application impossible, such leave shall be authorized and granted if a prompt report and an adequate cause is made and shown to approved, in advance, by the proper authoritySuperintendent or his/her designee.