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2024-111
Legislation Date
11/19/2024
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2024
Legislation Title
FOP CBA Corrections 01-01-24 thru 12-31-2026
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3493 25.03. It is further agreed that if special Labor/Management meetings have been requested, <br />and mutually agreed upon, they shall be convened as soon as feasible. <br />33.9# 2&01. The parties hereto agree that the duties of the employees are such that said employees <br />are exposed to disease as a result of their assigned duties, it is the intention of the parties to provide <br />to said employees salary continuation benefits when an employee contracts an illness as herein <br />after specified. Any time the Governor or Mayor declare a state of emergency the Employer shall <br />take all measures to equip members with protective gear, as recommended by the CDC, necessary <br />to assist them with fulfilling their duties. The cost of this protective gear shall be the Employer's <br />responsibility. <br />33-42 26.02. In the event that a full-time employee of the bargaining unit should become ill due <br />to contact with AIDS, HIV, Hepatitis, Tuberculosis, MRSA, Meningitis, COVID or other <br />communicable disease, and such illness has so incapacitated the employee that he temporarily is <br />unable to work, the Police Chief shall investigate and determine whether the illness is work related. <br />The Police Chief shall then forward his finding to the Safety Director who shall determine the <br />nature and extent of the illness and how contracted, including circumstances thereof. If after <br />consideration of the totality of the facts the Safety Director determines that said disease was <br />contracted during employment and may require medical leave, the Safety Director shall authorize <br />the full payment of the employee's regular salary by the Employer for a period of ninety (90) days. <br />This continuation of payment shall not be deducted from any of the Employee's accumulated time <br />banks. <br />3f&3 26.03. If after ninety (90) days an illness still incapacitates the employee, the Safety Director <br />shall recommend to Council whether to continue their salary for a successive ninety (90) day <br />period or parts thereof. Council shall forthwith review the matter and by a majority vote determine <br />whether the employee shall continue to receive full salary during recuperation. Further, if at any <br />time, the Employer determines on the basis of medical evidence that the employee is permanently <br />disabled and will no longer be able to carry on his duties, then the Employer may terminate <br />payments and insist that the employee go on a pension program. <br />Any employee that qualifies for the benefits under this section shall not have his accumulated sick <br />time reduced because of a qualified illness which occurred while in the line of duty. <br />-29A42&04. In the event that an employee has been injured or exposed to a toxic substance or to <br />an infectious disease in the course or scope of his employment and is sent to the hospital for testing, <br />treatment, and/or preventative measures, and Workers' Compensation subsequently determines <br />that there is no injury sustained, all bills pertaining to the employee's testing, treatment and/or <br />preventative measures shall be the responsibility of the City of North Olmsted. <br />ARTICLE KkA4 27 <br />PUBLIC RECORDS REQUEST <br />28 <br />4863-57[3-9656, v.5 <br />
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