Sick Leave Accrual and Usage. 1. Full-Time Employees
Sick Leave Accrual and Usage. The Assistant Superintendent shall earn and accrue one (1.0) day of sick leave with pay for each full month of service rendered during the term of this Agreement for a total of twelve (12) sick leave days per year to the extent permitted by law. The Assistant Superintendent may accumulate unused sick leave without limitation. Unused sick leave may be credited for retirement purposes as authorized by XxxXXXX and applicable law. Time off required by the Assistant Superintendent for illness or injury that is not compensated by sick leave, earned and accrued vacation leave, or industrial injury leave, shall be uncompensated.
Sick Leave Accrual and Usage. Sick leave shall accrue on a payroll period basis at the rate of six hours per month commencing on the date of hire. After four full years of service, employees shall accrue sick leave on a payroll period basis at the rate of eight hours per month. Xxxx leave may be taken for the officer’s own illness or injury, or for the illness or injury of his or her immediate family members who reside in the employee’s place of residence, absences due to an illness, injury or medical appointment of the employee’s child, spouse, domestic partner, sibling, parent, mother-in-law, father-in-law, grandchild, grandparent, or stepparent, or in accordance with PA 99-0841. Each year an officer may take up to 30 hours of sick leave for personal reasons when staffing and other departmental needs permit, in accordance with past practice. Generally sick leave shall be used in full shift increments. However, two hour increments may be used for planned sick or personal leave. Sick leave is subject to accrual to a maximum of 1200 hours. Pursuant to the peace officer’s continuation privilege set forth in the Illinois Insurance Code, any employee retiring during the time of this Agreement who has been employed with the Village of Oswego for at least twenty (20) years (or who retires on a disability pension) will be entitled to continue to participate in the Village’s health insurance plan along with any dependents who were covered by the plan as of the date of the officer’s retirement. The officer and dependents are responsible for paying the premiums due for the continued coverage on a monthly basis on or before the due date set by the Village. Officers shall not receive any cash payment for accrued sick leave at separation from employment. However, officers retiring with at least 20 years of service, or receiving duty disability pension, shall have a credit established for the payment of post-employment health insurance premiums in a sum equal to the value of their accrued sick time up to 1040 hours, and for 25% value for any accrued sick leave time over 1040 hours. For purposes of this Agreement the credit for accrued sick time will be calculated at the officer’s hourly rate at time of separation times the number of accrued sick leave hours. Any dependents that become ineligible for continued coverage, but who are entitled to and elect COBRA or some other federal or State of Illinois continuation coverage, may have their premiums paid from the credit balance of the retired officer i...
Sick Leave Accrual and Usage. Xxxx leave accrued at the 24-hour rate prior to an employee's assignment to a 40-hour workweek should be converted as of the assignment date by dividing the existing accrual by 3.0. Xxxx leave accrual while an employee is assigned to a 40-hour workweek is at the rate of eight hours per month. Employees with 20 or more years’ service shall accrue twelve hours per month. Sick leave usage shall be on an hour-for-hour basis; that is, if the employee is absent for eight hours, then eight hours of sick leave shall be used.
Sick Leave Accrual and Usage. Sick Leave
Sick Leave Accrual and Usage. Xxxx leave will be accrued at 96 hours per calendar year. Sick hours will be credited to Sergeant’s sick bank on January 1st of each year. Each year a sergeant may take up to 30 hours of sick leave for personal reasons when staffing and other departmental needs permit, in accordance with past practice. Sergeants shall not receive any cash payment for accrued sick leave at separation from employment with exception of the provisions set forth in Article XV of this agreement. Upon establishment of a 115 Trust in accordance with Article XV, employees electing to participate in the 115 Trust and receiving the associated benefits are subject to a maximum sick time accrual of 600 hours. The remaining hours will be paid into the 115 Trust on or before December 31 of each calendar year. Pursuant to the peace officer’s continuation privilege set forth in the Illinois Insurance Code, any employee retiring during the time of this Agreement will be entitled to continue to participate in the Village’s health insurance plan along with any dependents who were covered by the plan as of the date of the Sergeant’s retirement. The Sergeant and dependents are responsible for paying the premiums due for the continued coverage on a monthly basis on or before the due date set by the Village. However, Sergeants eligible to opt out of the 115 Trust upon its implementation be permitted to accrue a maximum of 1560 hours. These Sergeants who retire with at least 20 years of service with the Village of Oswego, or receiving duty disability pension, shall have a credit established for the payment of post- employment health insurance premiums in a sum equal to the value of their accrued sick time consistent with previous practice. For purposes of this Agreement the credit for accrued sick time will be calculated at the Sergeant’s hourly rate at time of separation times the number of accrued sick leave hours. Any dependents that become ineligible for continued coverage, but who are entitled to and elect COBRA or some other federal or State of Illinois continuation coverage, may have their premiums paid from the credit balance of the retired Sergeant if the Sergeant provides written authorization for the Village to do so. Once the credit balance is exhausted, the retired Sergeant and dependents shall be fully responsible for the payment of the premiums for continued coverage pursuant to Illinois statute. Any accrued sick leave shall be made available to surviving dependents to use towards h...
Sick Leave Accrual and Usage. Employees of the Authority covered by this Agreement who have at least one year of service shall accrue one day sick leave credit per month worked for a maximum of 12 days per year. Any sick leave earned and unused shall be carried over cumulatively, from year to year, without limitation. If an employee is off the payroll for two or more shifts in any calendar month, that employee shall not receive any sick leave accrual for that month. The first working day of each illness shall be excluded from sick leave usage for employees with less than five years of service with the Authority. Employees with five or more years of service with the Authority may request from the Authority’s Sick Leave Coordinator first day sick pay benefits on two occasions per year. Any employee applying for sick leave benefits shall furnish an attending physician’s certificate on a standard form prescribed by the Authority, such certificate to be supplied on a weekly basis during the period of absence. Employees with at least five years of service and no record of discipline for attendance within the preceding 24 months may use up to 12 days of paid sick leave per calendar year without being subject to discipline provided the following terms and conditions are met:
Sick Leave Accrual and Usage. The Assistant Superintendent shall earn and accrue one (1) day of sick leave with pay for each full month of service rendered during the term of this Agreement. The Assistant Superintendent shall not be entitled to use sick leave in advance of accrual or in excess of the number of days actually earned and accrued. The Assistant Superintendent may accumulate unused sick leave without limitation. Unused sick leave may be credited for retirement purposes as authorized by the California State Teachers Retirement System (“CalSTRS”) and applicable law. Time off required by the Assistant Superintendent for illness or injury that is not compensated by sick leave, extended illness leave, or other leave provided by law shall be uncompensated.
Sick Leave Accrual and Usage
Sick Leave Accrual and Usage
