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2022-52
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11/7/2022
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ARTICLE 41 PERFECT ATTENDANCE <br />41.01 All full-time employees covered under this contract who complete a calendar quarter <br />(1/4) of a year with perfect attendance (January 1 to March 31; April 1 to June 30; July 1 to <br />September 30; and October 1 to December 31), with no time absent for any reason whatsoever <br />(excluding time off as a direct result of an on-the-job injury lasting no more than seven (7) eight - <br />hour shifts (consecutive or intermittent) for each separate and distinct injury), shall be entitled to <br />receive a bonus equal to twelve (12) hours' pay at his or her current rate of salary. Vacations, <br />holidays, funeral leave, military leave, jury duty/witness leave and union leave shall not be <br />counted as days absent. However, employees who take time off as a result of a serious injury, <br />suffered as a result of a physical altercation with an inmate, shall maintain eligibility during the <br />initial eighteen (18) month period of treatment for each separate and distinct serious injury. <br />41.02 All full-time, permanent employees covered under this contract who complete one (1) <br />year (January 1 St through December 31 St) with no time absent for any reason whatsoever <br />(excluding time off as a direct result of an on-the-job injury lasting no more than seven (7) eight - <br />hour shifts, consecutive or intermittent, for each separate and distinct injury), shall be entitled to <br />an additional personal day off during the following year. However, employees who take time off <br />as a result of a serious injury, suffered as a result of a physical altercation with an inmate, shall <br />maintain eligibility during the initial eighteen (18) month period of treatment for each separate <br />and distinct serious injury. <br />ARTICLE 42 TUITION REIMBURSEMENT <br />42.01 Upon successful completion of the basic probationary period, employees may take <br />accredited college courses with the approval of the Chief of Police. The City shall reimburse <br />such employees the full tuition expense provide the employee receives a grade of "C" or the <br />equivalent, at the completion of each course. If the employee leaves the Department within five <br />(5) years of such reimbursement, the employee shall have the full amount of tuition <br />reimbursement deducted from the employee's final payout or make full reimbursement to the <br />City. <br />ARTICLE 43 COMMUNICABLE DISEASES <br />43.01 The City recognizes its obligation to be responsive to the employee's needs regarding <br />communicable diseases. Detailed policy and procedures shall continue to be in place regarding <br />proactive preventative measures. This policy and procedure shall be available to each bargaining <br />unit member. It shall discuss and describe treatment of citizens and the precautions which <br />should be updated as often as new information is made available. <br />43.02 The City shall issue members all equipment and supplies necessary to reasonably protect <br />the member from contracting communicable diseases within the work environment. � The City <br />agrees to cooperate with members with terminal illness seeking to utilize the pension system <br />disability program and/or retirement system that provides viable options for that affected <br />employee. <br />26 <br />
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