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Provisions of the Michigan. Worker's Disability Compensation Act shall apply in all accidents or injuries to employees in the line of duty. Each person occupying a position of permanent full time employee, who is unable to work as a result of an injury arising out of the course of employment, shall receive full pay for the one (1) week waiting period required by the Worker's Disability Compensation Act, which shall not be chargeable to the employee's sick leave, provided, that an employee who does receive worker's disability compensation for the first week of injury shall pay over such compensation to the City of Madison Heights. Further, the payment shall be the amount provided under the Michigan Worker's Disability Compensation Act, to which the City shall add an amount in addition to the amount being received from the worker's disability compensation payment, which shall equal ninety (90%) percent of the employee's net pay at the time of the injury. Net pay as referred to herein, shall be the annual gross base less federal and state income taxes, at the time of injury. The employee shall have the option of using accumulated sick time to make up the difference between 90% and 100% of net pay. Sick pay shall then be charged at four hours for each work day used since fire fighter's sick time is charged on a 15- hour per month and 180- hour year basis. Once established, the amount paid by the City shall not increase and two (2) years from the date of injury all City payments and benefits shall cease. If, within said two (2) year period, the employee shall become qualified for assistance under Michigan Act 345, as amended, or if the employee becomes able to work in some business or occupation other than regular employment at the time of injury which will pay an amount substantially equal to or more than that allowed by Public Act 345 for total disability retirement, the City's amount shall be terminated. Ability to work in another business or occupation will be determined by a medical committee composed of one doctor selected by the City, one doctor selected by the M.
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