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2/5/1996
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I <br /> <br />Sick leave shall be defined as the non-job related absence from work due to illness, <br />bodily injury, exposure to contagious disease, and caring of family members whose <br />Hiness required the employee's care. <br /> <br />An employee may also request family and medical leave if he/she is unable to perform <br />his/her job because of a serious health condition, or needs to care for a child, following <br />or placement, or needs to care for a spouse, child or parent who is seriously ill. <br /> <br />Unused sick leave may be accumulated to maximum sick leave credits of one hundred <br />twenty (120) working days (960 hours). <br /> <br />In the event an employee has accumulated the maximum sick leave credits of one <br />hundred twenty (120) days and the employee becomes so severely ill that he exhausts <br />his/her sick leave, the Human Resources Director may authorize additional sick leave <br />to include any sick leave in excess of the one hundred twenty (120) days maximum <br />which may have been lost due to the maximum limitation; provided, however, that sick <br />leave credits were not accumulated for a period of six (6) months or longer. An <br />employee may elect to receive compensation in lieu of sick leave credits for any <br />calendar year by requesting payment of unused sick leave in writing to the Director of <br />Finance. Payment shall be made at twenty-five (25%) of the value of the unused sick <br />leave for that calendar year at the salary for the year the payment is being made and <br />shall be made after December 31. There shall be no payment in lieu of accomulated <br />sick leave benefits for years prior to such calendar year. <br /> <br /> Accumulated sick leave credits shall be reduced by the value of the sick leave <br /> compensated as provided in the above paragraph and the remaining balance shall be <br /> accumulated to a maximum of one hundred twenty (120) working days (960 hours). <br /> <br /> ff an employee terminates his/her employment, for reasons other than death, retirement <br /> or discharge, compensation in Lieu of unused sick leave shall be paid in accordance <br /> with the terms provided for an employee who may elect to receive compensation in <br /> lieu of sick leave credits, prorated to the date of termination of service. Employees <br /> who retire from City employment with benefits from PERS or who die while in the <br /> employ of the City shall be eligible to receive twenty-five percent (25%) of accrued <br /> unused sick leave. In the event of the death of an employee, such payments shall be <br /> made to the designated beneficiary filed with the Director of Finance, or, in the event <br /> no designated beneficiary has been chosen, the beneficiary listed in the employee's <br /> insurance policy will receive the payment of such unused sick leave as provided under <br /> the provisions for an employee who elects to receive compensation in lieu of sick leave <br /> credits. Employees discharged shall not be eligible for payment of unused sick leave. <br /> <br /> Absences Less Than One (1) Day - Executive Management shall charge the <br /> appropriate leave balances (vacation, sick, administrative) only for absences of one (1) <br /> or more working days. <br /> <br /> <br />
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