WORKERS’COMPENSATION. 26.01 Where an employee is absent due to illness or injury which is compensable by Workers' Compensation, the following shall apply:
a. The Employer shall continue to pay its share of any and all health and welfare benefits for the month in which the absence commences and for the following two (2) months;
b. Subsequent to the period referred to in (a) above, benefit coverage may be continued by the employee, provided the employee pays the total cost of the premiums to the Employer for each monthly period during the absence;
c. An employee will not be eligible for paid holidays, sick leave, uniform allowance, or any other benefits of this Agreement, except where specified otherwise, during any absence covered by Workers' Compensation;
d. Provided that an employee returns to work within fifty-two (52) consecutive weeks of the date of illness or injury, time spent on Workers' Compensation shall be considered as time worked for the purpose of calculating the current year's vacation entitlement under the terms of the Agreement.
26.02 In the case of an absence due to a compensable accident, where the anticipated length of such absence is four (4) months or more, the Employer will post notice of the vacancy in accordance with the job posting procedure (Article 14.02) of this Agreement. Where the anticipated absence is less than four (4) months, the Employer may fill the position at its discretion.
26.03 The injured employee shall have a period of two (2) years from the date of the injury within which he shall preserve the seniority which he has accrued up to the time of the accident and within which he shall have the right to return to work upon the recommendation of the Workers' Compensation Board or the attending physician, which shall indicate to the Employer that the employee has the physical capability to perform his normal job.
26.04 If an employee returns to work within the two (2) year period mentioned in Article 26.03 above, he shall be returned to his former job, or to work of a comparable nature at the same salary level and without loss of seniority or benefits accrued to the date of injury. (This would be affected by the returning employee displacing the employee with the least seniority in the category to which he is returning).
26.05 If, on the recommendation of the Workers' Compensation Board or the attending physician the employee is capable only of performing work of a different kind, or of a lighter nature, and such work is available within the ...
WORKERS’COMPENSATION. All eligible employees shall be covered under the provisions of a statutorily required industrial accident insurance plan for industrial accidents and diseases (occupational injuries or illness that occur on the job). When an employee is absent from work because of an on-the-job injury, the employee shall notify the City which system of time loss payments the employee chooses to receive (i.e. (A) or (B)). Time off will not be charged to sick leave, which will continue to accrue, except as provided below. The employee may select one of the following options:
A. The employee may elect to receive only workers' compensation payments and no sick leave will be deducted during the period covered by the workers’ compensation payments; or
B. The employee may voluntarily turn in their first and all subsequent workers' compensation payments and will, in turn, receive their regular paychecks and benefits.
1. For the first twelve (12) months, no sick leave will be permanently deducted from the employee's accruals when the employee turns their workers’ compensation payments over to the City. The City will restore the sick leave balance, temporarily deducted, after receipt of the employee’s workers’ compensation check.
2. After the expiration of twelve (12) months, only that portion of sick leave needed to make-up for the difference between the workers’ compensation payments and the employee’s regular paycheck will be permanently deducted from the employee's accruals when the employee turns their workers’ compensation payments over to the City. The City will restore the sick leave balance, temporarily deducted, after receipt of the employee’s workers’ compensation check.
C. At such time that the employee no longer has accrued sick leave and/or vacation time, the employee shall receive only those benefits provided by SAIF or Workers’ Compensation.
WORKERS’COMPENSATION. In the event of a job related injury or illness, the EMPLOYEE will receive any temporary disability, rehabilitation, and permanent disability benefits that are required under State law. In addition to this amount, the EMPLOYEE shall receive an appropriate amount of accrued sick leave pay to provide for the difference between the established Workers' Compensation amount and the EMPLOYEE'S regular gross pay. The EMPLOYEE may also use accrued vacation or compensatory time to provide for this difference, once the EMPLOYEE'S accrued sick leave balance is exhausted. In no event shall the combination of Workers' Compensation benefits exceed the regular gross pay for the affected EMPLOYEE. It shall be the responsibility of the EMPLOYEE to notify the Finance Department if the EMPLOYEE chooses to use accrued vacation or compensatory time balances for Workers' Compensation purposes. When an EMPLOYEE is away from the job because of a job related injury or illness that exceeds one year following the exhaustion of accrued vacation, sick leave, and compensatory time or following the election not to use accrued vacation or compensatory time, the City shall not be required, following the one year period, to maintain contributions toward group insurance. An EMPLOYEE who is away from the job because of job related injury or illness shall have the right to return to his or her position until he or she is permanent and stationary and can no longer perform the essential functions of the job or until the EMPLOYEE is declared by the City's doctor to be fit for return to work and the EMPLOYEE, for whatever reasons, does not return to work.
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WORKERS’COMPENSATION. Section One. The Department of Administrative Services will continue to make determination whether an injury or illness is or is not job-related. If the decision is that injury or illness is not job-related, the matter shall not be subject to the grievance and arbitration procedure, nor shall this Agreement in any way enlarge or diminish the rights of the parties under the Worker's Compensation laws.
WORKERS’COMPENSATION. If an Employee sustains an injury in the course of his duties with the Employer which causes him to be absent from work, and as a result is eligible to receive Workers’ Compensation, he shall be paid his regular full salary during the period he is required to remain off work up to eighty (80)consecutive work days. The foregoing Article shall not exclude an Employee from sick benefits for periods of absence due to an accident which is not compensable under The Workers’ Compensation Act, and such cases shall be dealt with under Article The eligibility period specified in Article shall not apply in the event of a recurrence of a disability due to a previously claimed injury, payable under this supplement, unless the Employee has not used the total eligibility period in which case the unexpended period of eligibility may be applied. When a day designated as a paid holiday under Article falls within a period of time an Employee is eligible to receive Workers’ Compensation Supplement, it shall be counted as a day of Workers’ Compensation Supplement, and under no circumstances shall an Employee receive any additional entitlement in respect of that day.
