Unlimited sick leave credit may be accumulated Sample Clauses

Unlimited sick leave credit may be accumulated. 10.1.3 Upon the death of an employee, either by accident or natural causes, twenty-five percent (25%) of such employee's accumulated sick leave credits shall be paid to their designated beneficiary.
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Unlimited sick leave credit may be accumulated. 8.1.3 Upon retirement, a portion of an employee’s unused sick leave accruals will be directed in accordance with the VEBA provisions set forth in Section 8.4 of this Article..
Unlimited sick leave credit may be accumulated. Upon retirement, twenty-five percent (25%) of an employee's unused sick leave credit accumulation can be applied, in accordance with Ordinance 90789 as now or hereafter amended, to the payment of health care premiums, or to a cash payment at the straight-time rate of pay of such employee in effect on the day prior to his/her retirement.
Unlimited sick leave credit may be accumulated. 14.1.3 Employees covered by this Agreement shall either receive a cash payment or cash out sick leave upon retirement into a VEBA trust fund, as designated by the Guild on an annual basis, to pay health insurance premiums or other legally authorized healthcare costs for eligible future retirees and dependents at the following rates:

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  • Sick Leave Accumulation Each employee who has at least one (1) year of service with the Company and who has worked a minimum of sixteen hundred (1600) hours during the preceding twelve (12) calendar months shall be eligible for sick leave allowance. An employee whose failure to work at least sixteen hundred (1600) hours during the twelve (12) calendar months immediately preceding May 1 was occasioned by: a work related injury/illness, provided they have worked at least 520 hours during the said twelve (12) months, or approved leaves of absence not exceeding a total of thirty (30) calendar days, will be entitled to their regular sick leave allowance.

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