Common use of Sick Bank Clause in Contracts

Sick Bank. Members will receive a statement of their Sick Bank status on or around June 30th and December 31st each year. The Chief of Police will direct that Unit Commanders have available on or around June 30th and December 31st a sick leave record of each member in the Unit so that members may reconcile their Sick Bank Status Statements.

Sick Bank. Members The members will receive a statement of their Sick Bank status on or around June 30th and December 31st each year. The Chief of Police will direct that Unit Commanders have available on or around June 30th and December 31st a sick leave record of each member in the Unit so that members may reconcile their Sick Bank Status Statements.

Sick Bank. Members will receive a statement of their Sick Bank status on or around June 30th and December 31st each year. The Chief of Police will direct that Unit Commanders have available on or around June 30th and December 31st 3Ist a sick leave record of each member in the Unit so that members may reconcile their Sick Bank Status Statements.

Sick Bank. The members of the Service presently receive a statement of their Sick Bank status as of December 31st each year. Members in the future will receive a statement of their Sick Bank status on or around June 30th 30th, and December 31st 31st, each year. The Chief of Police will direct that Unit Commanders have available on or around June 30th and December 31st a sick leave record of each member in the Unit so that members may reconcile their Sick Bank Status Statements.

Sick Bank. The members of the Force presently receive a statement of their Sick Bank status as of December 31st each year. Members in the future will receive a statement of their Sick Bank status on or around June 30th 30th, and December 31st 3lst, each year. The Chief of Police will direct that Unit Commanders have available on or around June 30th and December 31st a sick leave record of each member in the Unit so that members may reconcile their Sick Bank Status Statements.