Common use of Service Increment Delay Resulting from Work Absences Clause in Contracts

Service Increment Delay Resulting from Work Absences. A service increment may be delayed by a department head when an employee is absent from duty (other than annual, compensatory, military, political, parental or holiday leave) for 50 percent or more of the rating period. However, if the absence is due to a service connected injury or illness as determined by the Workers' Compensation laws of Maryland, the increment shall not be delayed if the employee received a satisfactory evaluation in the preceding rating period.

Service Increment Delay Resulting from Work Absences. A service increment may be delayed by a department head the chief of police or designee when an employee is absent from duty (other than annual, compensatory, political, military, political, parental or holiday leave) for 50 fifty percent (50%) or more of the rating period. However, if the absence is due to a service connected injury or illness as determined by the Workers' Worker’s Compensation laws of Maryland, the increment shall not be delayed if the employee received a satisfactory evaluation in the preceding rating period.