Sick Leave – Relationship to Workers' Compensation Sample Clauses

Sick Leave – Relationship to Workers' Compensation. (A) When the employee's absence from work has been occasioned by injury suffered during his or her employment and he or she receives workers' compensation, he or she shall also be entitled to receive from the City the difference between such workers' compensation benefits paid and the amount which would otherwise have been paid hereunder for sick leave. Ordinarily, it shall be the policy in workers' compensation matters that the employee shall assign to the City any benefits rendered him during the period that he or she is absent on sick leave and the City shall pay him his or her full sick leave benefits. (B) Xxxx leave under workers' compensation is a supplement to the workers' compensation benefits to provide the employee compensation at his or her regular rate. All employees that are entitled to receive full salaries in lieu of temporary disability payments pursuant to Labor Code Section 4850 are entitled to accumulate sick leave during such periods of disability. (C) After Labor Code Section 4850 benefits are exhausted the following formula will be used in utilizing sick leave, as a supplement to Worker's Compensation benefits, to provide employee compensation at his or her regular rate of pay: One hundred and twelve point three (112.3) hours each pay period (Regular rate of pay) - (State Disability Payment) = Balance Charged to Sick Leave The balance charged to sick leave will be as specified in Section 13 above. Any partial shifts less than twenty-four (24) hours, but not less than twelve (12) hours, will be charged at a rate of twelve (12) hours. Any partial twelve (12) hours or less will be charged at hour for hour.
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