Common use of Use of Cumulative Clause in Contracts

Use of Cumulative. Sick Leave Allowance after Transfer Between Departments. When an Employee resigns from a position to accept a position in another department of the Employer as the result of a transfer (including promotion, demotion, or original appointment) or in case of any other movement from one department to another of the Employer, the Employee shall not thereby forfeit any unused accumulated sick leave allowance credit in the department from which the Employee was transferred or moved. If, after the date of such transfer, the Employee uses any or all of such cumulative sick leave credit the appropriation of the department to which the Employee is transferred shall bear the entire charge thereof. In no event, shall the appropriation of the department from which the Employee was transferred or moved be charged for any cumulative sick leave taken after the date of transfer or movement.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Unit 03 Agreement, White Collar Employees, Unit 03 Agreement

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Use of Cumulative. Sick Leave Allowance after Transfer Between between Departments. When an Employee resigns from a position to accept a position in another department of the Employer as the result of a transfer (including promotion, demotion, or original appointment) or in case of any other movement from one department to another of the Employer, the Employee shall not thereby forfeit any unused accumulated sick leave allowance credit in the department from which the Employee was transferred or moved. If, after the date of such transfer, the Employee uses any or all of such cumulative sick leave credit the appropriation of the department to which the Employee is transferred shall bear the entire charge thereof. In no event, shall the appropriation of the department from which the Employee was transferred or moved be charged for any cumulative sick leave taken after the date of transfer or movement.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Unit 04 Agreement

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