Common use of Sick Leave Accumulation and Conversion Clause in Contracts

Sick Leave Accumulation and Conversion. Sworn members of the Minneapolis Fire Department who are assigned to the 24-hour shift shall receive 144 hours of sick leave annually (6 24-hour shifts). These hours will be accrued by 24-hour shift employees on a bi-weekly basis. Sworn members of the Minneapolis Fire Department who are assigned to an 8-hour shift shall receive 96 hours of sick leave annually (12 8-hour shifts). These hours will be accrued by 8-hour shift employees on a bi-weekly basis. When an employee assigned to a 40-hour per week position is reassigned to a 56-hour per week position, the employee’s sick leave balance shall be converted by multiplying their balance at the time of transfer by 1.4.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Labor Agreement, Labor Agreement, Labor Agreement

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Sick Leave Accumulation and Conversion. Sworn members of the Minneapolis Fire Department who are assigned to the 24-hour shift shall receive 144 hours of sick leave annually (6 24-hour shifts). These hours will be accrued by 24-hour shift employees on a bi-weekly basis. Sworn members of the Minneapolis Fire Department who are assigned to an 8-hour shift shall receive 96 hours of sick leave annually (12 8-hour shifts). These hours will be accrued by 8-hour shift employees on a bi-weekly basis. When an employee assigned to a 40-hour per week position is reassigned to a 56-hour per week position, the employee’s sick leave balance shall be converted by multiplying their his/her balance at the time of transfer by 1.4.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Labor Agreement

Sick Leave Accumulation and Conversion. Sworn members of the Minneapolis Fire Department who are assigned to the 24-hour shift shall receive 144 hours of sick leave annually (6 24-hour shifts). These hours will be accrued by 24-hour shift employees on a bi-weekly basis. Sworn members of the Minneapolis Fire Department who are assigned to an 8-hour shift shall receive 96 hours of sick leave annually (12 8-hour shifts). These hours will be accrued by 8-hour shift employees on a bi-weekly basis. When an employee assigned to a 40-hour per week position is reassigned to a 56-hour per week position, the employee’s sick leave balance shall be converted by multiplying their balance at the time of transfer by 1.4.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Labor Agreement

Sick Leave Accumulation and Conversion. Sworn members of the Minneapolis Fire Department who are assigned to the 24-hour shift shall receive 144 hours of sick leave annually (6 24-hour shifts). These hours will be accrued by 24-24- hour shift employees on a bi-weekly basis. Sworn members of the Minneapolis Fire Department who are assigned to an 8-hour shift shall receive 96 hours of sick leave annually (12 8-hour shifts). These hours will be accrued by 8-hour shift employees on a bi-weekly basis. When an employee assigned to a 40-hour per week position is reassigned to a 56-hour per week position, the employee’s sick leave balance shall be converted by multiplying their balance at the time of transfer by 1.4.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Labor Agreement

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Sick Leave Accumulation and Conversion. Sworn members of the Minneapolis Fire Department who are assigned to the 24-hour shift shall receive 144 hours of sick leave annually (6 24-hour shifts). These hours will be accrued by 24-hour shift employees on a bi-weekly basis. Sworn members of the Minneapolis Fire Department who are assigned to an 8-hour shift shall receive 96 hours of sick leave annually (12 8-hour shifts). These hours will be accrued by 8-hour shift employees on a bi-weekly basis. When an employee assigned to a 40-hour per week position is reassigned to a 56-hour per week position, the employee’s sick leave balance shall be converted by multiplying their his/her balance at the time of transfer by 1.4. When an employee assigned to a 56-hour per week position is reassigned to a 40-hour per week position, the employee’s sick leave balance shall be converted by dividing his/her balance at the time of transfer by 1.4.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Labor Agreement

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