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2020-04 - Authorize collective bargaining agreement - correction officers
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1/6/2020
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ARTICLE 18 <br /> MATERNITY/SICK TIME- LEAVE WITH PAY <br /> 18.01 All employees shall earn sick time at the rate of 4.6 hours for every eighty (80) hours <br /> actually worked and may accumulate such sick leave to nine hundred sixty (960) hours. <br /> 18.02 For any leave which qualifies under the Family and Medical Leave Act ("FMLA"), <br /> members of the Corrections Officers Unit may use sick time . <br /> 18.03 Employees must apply for FMLA regarding FMLA-qualifying events such as an absence <br /> of more than three (3) consecutive days due to non-work related or work related illness or injury, <br /> being hospitalized overnight or when a serious medical condition, as defined by FMLA law and <br /> regulations, causes intermittent time off. Except as set forth in Section 18.07, employees must <br /> utilize their sick time and other paid time off during FMLA leave. <br /> 18.04 Sick time shall be utilized only on account of illness or injury incapacitating the employee <br /> or an immediate family member (child or spouse) from working and requiring the employee's <br /> absence. <br /> 18.05 When an employee is unable to report for duty because of illness or injury, the employee <br /> must call and advise his Duty Officer-in-Charge and complete a Certificate of Illness or Injury <br /> Form. If the employee is injured or sick from work for more than five (5) consecutive days, or <br /> incurs an injury to the back, or has surgery of any kind, or is advised to have surgery, he must <br /> complete a Certificate of Illness or Injury Form and have his physician complete the Attending <br /> Physician Statement or attach a statement from his physician to the Certificate that indicates he is <br /> able to return to regularly assigned duties. Any documents containing medical information must <br /> be sent to Human Resources not to the Police Department. Prior to being assigned to duty, this <br /> document shall be submitted to the Department of Human Resources in order that the City may <br /> determine if a physical is required. <br /> 18.06 Whenever an employee is absent due to illness or injury, that employee must secure <br /> permission from the Duty Officer-in-Charge before leaving his home. <br /> 18.07 An employee who is absent due to illness or injury whether their own or an eligible family <br /> members, shall not be permitted to engage in any other outside employment during the period of <br /> his absence, nor may he return to such outside employment until he is assigned to duty. The Chief <br /> of the Division of Police shall take such steps as he deems necessary to prevent the improper taking <br /> of sick time. <br /> 18.08 No employee shall be charged for sick time or time off against his or her accumulated sick <br /> time bank for any time taken as a result of an injury or illness incurred while in the lawful <br /> performance of his or her duties. Employees with certified workers' compensation injuries will be <br /> eligible for salary continuation as long as the absence is covered by the certified workers' <br /> compensation claim. However,the City has the right to review the employee's physical and mental <br /> 13 <br />
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