Common use of Accumulative Clause in Contracts

Accumulative. The total number of sick leave days without loss of pay for personal illness which may be accumulated by an employee while continuously employed in the Woodbridge Township School District is unlimited, except that not more than fifteen

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Employee Agreement, Employee Agreement, Employee Agreement

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Accumulative. The total number of sick leave days without loss of pay for personal illness which may be accumulated by an employee while continuously employed in the Woodbridge Township School District is unlimited, except that not more than fifteentwelve (12) sick leave days may be accumulated in any one year. For example, if a continuously employed employee is absent from employment due to personal illness for three (3) days in a given year, nine

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Employee Agreement, Employee Agreement

Accumulative. The total number of sick leave days without loss of pay for personal illness which may be accumulated by an employee while continuously employed in the Woodbridge Township School District is unlimited, except that not more than fifteenfifteen (15) sick leave days, which would include any unused personal days which can be carried over as sick leave days, may be accumulated in any one year.

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Samples: www.perc.state.nj.us

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Accumulative. The total number of sick leave days without loss of pay for personal illness which may be accumulated by an employee while continuously employed in the Woodbridge Township School District is unlimited, except that not more than fifteenfifteen (15) sick leave days may be accumulated in any one year. For example, if a continuously employed employee is absent from employment due to personal illness for three (3) days in a given year and uses one (1) personal day, eleven (11) days sick leave only will be added for that year to such employee's accumulated sick leave days.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Employee Agreement

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