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7,2 -823 <br />7.15.3 Vacation leave shall not be accumulated in excess of two (2) years <br />accrued vacation leave computed to the 31st of December, except upon <br />written authorization of tre Personnel Officer. <br />7.15.4 In the event an employee is reinstated, prior service shall be included in <br />determining the applicable rate of accrual of vacation leave. Upon <br />termination of employment a regular employee shall be paid cash value <br />of his /her accrued vacation leave at the time of termination, in <br />accordance with the above schedule. Vacation leave shall not be <br />credited to any employee whose employment is terminated prior to <br />certification as a regular employee. <br />7.15.5 Vacation leave shall not be granted during the first twelve (12) months <br />of the original probationary period. <br />7.15.6 New hire lateral Police Officers will assume, at hire, a vacation accrual <br />rate based upon their total of years of full -time sworn law enforcement <br />experience. <br />7.16 Illness During Vacation <br />7.16.1 An employee who commences a scheduled vacation period and <br />subsequently becomes ill before his or her vacation period has been <br />completed shall be placed on illness leave under the following <br />conditions: <br />7.16.1.1The employee otherwise qualified for illness leave as provided <br />by this MOU; and <br />7.16.1.2The employee, if no longer ill, returns to duty immediately <br />following the vacation period; and, <br />7.16.1.3The employees illness is verified by a statement from an <br />accredited medical doctor for each such day of illness leave <br />requested. <br />7.16.2 When the employee's vacation leave is to be converted to illness leave, <br />the appropriate vacation credit shall be restored to the worker's earned <br />vacation balance, and a reasonable opportunity to utilize this vacation <br />credit shall be provided within the Citys existing practices in order to <br />avoid -loss of vacation credit. <br />242 <br />13 <br />