Repaying of Leave. Repayment: Upon return to full-time service, the employee who has received days from the Bank due to an extraordinary circumstance will repay the Bank for the borrowed days. The normal repayment rate will be two (2) days per year. If the nature of the illness or injury is such that the employee is unable to return to work, no repayment will be required. The Committee may, however, authorize withholding final payment to any employee in the amount due the District.
Repaying of Leave. An employee who receives days from the Bank for any non-extraordinary circumstance will repay the Leave Bank at a rate of five (5) days or 50% of the days received the first year and the remaining days the second year. Any days not repaid to the Leave Bank for a non-extraordinary circumstance will be withheld from the employee’s final payment. Financial reimbursement of illness/ bereavement days used from the Bank shall not be binding upon heirs of the employee. An employee who received the ten (10) days from the Bank must repay them in full before any additional days can be requested for non-extraordinary circumstances. Book POLICIES Number GBZCG Section G - Certified Staff Policies Status Active Title Drug Free Schools BOARD POLICY: The Board of Education adopts the following policy, recognizing its responsibility to promote the health, welfare and safety of the students and employees and to assist in protection from dangerous situations. The Board expects that students and employees have the right to learn and to work in an environment with persons unimpaired by alcohol, controlled substances, or the misuse of legally obtainable substances including prescription drugs. The following definitions will be applicable to the policy: Controlled substances — Substances specified in Schedule I or II of the Controlled Substances Act, 21 U.S.C. &801 et. seq. published at 21 CFR & 1308.11 and 21 CFR 1308.12, and K.S.A. 65-4101, and amendments thereto of the Uniform Controlled Substances Act, (e.g. cocaine, heroin, marijuana, methamphetamines, etc.). On-duty —Working at one’s assigned location(s) and/or in one’s assigned responsibilities for the school district, or while in transit between work locations and/or responsibilities, or at all times whenever in supervision of or responsible for students individually or in groups including field trips and student trips either within or outside of the school district. Employees who are returning to work after the normal work day or called into work for an unforeseen circumstance (i.e. weather or emergencies) should not report to work if they are impaired by the use of drugs or alcohol. Disclosure of this condition must be done at the time the employee is requested to report to work if it is unscheduled.
Repaying of Leave. An employee who receives days from the Bank for any non- extraordinary circumstance will repay the Leave Bank at a rate of five (5) days or 50% of the days received the first year and the remaining days the second year. Any days not repaid to the Leave Bank for a non-extraordinary circumstance will be withheld from the employee’s final payment. Financial reimbursement of illness/bereavement days used from the Bank shall not be binding upon heirs of the employee. An employee who received the ten (10) days from the Bank must repay them in full before any additional days can be requested for non-extraordinary circumstances. Book POLICIES
Repaying of Leave. An employee who receives days from the Bank for any non-extraordinary circumstance will repay the Leave Bank at a rate of five (5) days or 50% of the days received the first year and the remaining days the second year. Any days not repaid to the Leave Bank for a non-extraordinary circumstance will be withheld from the employee’s final payment. Financial reimbursement of illness/ bereavement days used from the Bank shall not be binding upon heirs of the employee. An employee who received the ten (10) days from the Bank must repay them in full before any additional days can be requested for non-extraordinary circumstances. Book POLICIES Number GBZCG Section G - Certified Staff Policies Status Active Title Drug Free Schools BOARD POLICY: The Board of Education adopts the following policy, recognizing its responsibility to promote the health, welfare and safety of the students and employees and to assist in protection from dangerous situations. The Board expects that students and employees have the right to learn and to work in an environment with persons unimpaired by alcohol, controlled substances, or the misuse of legally obtainable substances including prescription drugs. The following definitions will be applicable to the policy:
