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1991
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M.V. ORDINANCE 91- <br />Page 14 <br />7. If a full-time employee is scheduled to work on a holiday <br />enumerated in Section 6(a), and cannot work due to illness, that day shall <br />be considered a holiday day off and shall not be counted or compensated as <br />a sick day. <br />H. JOB-RELATED MEDICAL LEAVE <br />1. If, after reasonable deliberation with the Department Heads, the <br />Mayor has determined that a full-time employee is disabled as a result of <br />his/her duties within the scope of his/her employment,.he/she shall be paid <br />his/her regular compensation during the continuance of such service related <br />disability. Such payment shall be for a period not to exceed one hundred <br />eighty (180) calendar days from the date that such service related <br />disability was incurred. During such disability leave, compensation shall <br />be paid`in accordance with this section whether or not the employee has <br />accumulated sick leave. If at the end of his one hundred eighty (180) day <br />period, the employee is still disabled, this leave may, after reasonable <br />deliberation with the Department Head, be extended by the Mayor for an <br />additional one hundred eighty (180) calendar day period. <br />2. In order to receive full compensation for any service related <br />disability, the employee must qualify for temporary total disability <br />benefits in accordance with Ohio Worker's Compensation law. Under Ohio <br />law, an employee qualifies for temporary total disability benefits when the <br />injury causes more than seven (7) calendar days of disability. Any <br />employee who obtains a paid leave under this section shall sign a waiver <br />assigning to the Village those sums of money (temporary total disability <br />benefits) he/she would ordinarily receive as his/her weekly compensation as <br />determined by law for those number of weeks he/she received benefits under <br />this section. 3. A certificate of the attending physician or surgeon certifying to <br />the service related disability and,the cause thereof shall be filed with <br />the Finance Director before the last day of each month in which such <br />disability occurred or continues or more often if requested to do so by the <br />Finance Director. Failure of an employee to file such certificate in <br />accordance with'this Section will result in automatic cessation of benefits <br />for service related disability. Any employee receiving disability leave <br />must, as a condition therefore, submit at any time to a physical <br />examination by a physician or surgeon chosen by the Village. <br />I. Near-Perfect Attendance <br />Any permanent forty-hour (40) employee who, at the end of the calendar <br />year, has an accumulation of 360 hours of unused sick leave and who, during <br />the same calendar year, has not used more than forty (40) hours of sick <br />Leave during that calendar year, shall be compensated the pay equivalent of <br />Eorty (40) hours less the hours of sick leave used during the calendar
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