Sick Leave, Worker's Compensation and Attendance Sample Clauses

Sick Leave, Worker's Compensation and Attendance. Section 1 Definition [125] a. For purposes of administration of the sick leave plan, the term “permanent employee" shall mean any employee who is regularly scheduled to work at least five days per week for the full budget year. Employees who are regularly scheduled to work less than five days per week but at least 20 hours per week for the full budget year shall earn onehalf working day of sick leave per month. Otherwise, all other provisions of this plan shall apply to these employees. (Employees scheduled to work less than 20 hours per week, parttime, seasonal, temporary and persons employed on an emergency basis are not eligible for sick leave.) [126] b. Sick leave shall be considered to be the absence from duty with pay of permanent employees for the following reasons: [127] 1. The employee's own illness or injury, except injuries arising out of and in the course of employment by an employer other than the Board. [128]2. For medical or dental examination or treatment for which arrangements cannot be made outside of working hours; provided, however, that the employee submits to the Director of Staff Placement, Evaluation, and Development a certification from his physician or dentist that such examination or treatment cannot scheduled outside of working hours. [129]3. When exposure of the employee to contagious disease endangers the health of other employees in the opinion of the Occupational Health and Treatment Center of the Hospital of St. Raphael or such other medical program acceptable to both the Board and the Union. [130]c. The use of sick leave for purposes other than for the purposes set forth above will result in appropriate disciplinary action.
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