Granting Additional Paid Sick Leave. When a teacher has discontinued use of CIILB days and has need of additional sick leave days, the teacher may request that the Superintendent grant additional paid sick leave days. Medical documentation of the need for additional days must accompany the teacher’s request. Upon receipt of the request and documentation, the Superintendent and the CIILB chairperson shall have total discretion as to whether or not to grant the request, and if so, in what amount of days. In the event the Superintendent and the CIILB chairperson do not agree on whether to grant the request, the request will be deemed denied, as the lack of a majority results in the failure of a motion.
Granting Additional Paid Sick Leave. When a teacher has discontinued use of SLB days and has need of additional sick leave days, the teacher may request that the Superintendent grant additional paid sick leave days. Medical documentation of the need for additional days must accompany the teacher’s request. Upon receipt of the request and documentation, the Superintendent and the SLB chairperson shall have total discretion as to whether or not to grant the request, and if so, in what amount of days. In the event the Superintendent and the SLB chairperson do not agree on whether to grant the request, the request will be deemed denied, as the lack of a majority results in the failure of a motion.
Granting Additional Paid Sick Leave. When a bargaining unit member has discontinued use of SLB days and has need of additional sick leave days, the bargaining unit member may request that the Superintendent grant additional paid sick leave days. Medical documentation of the need for additional days must accompany the bargaining unit member's request. Upon receipt of the request and documentation, the Superintendent and the SLB chairperson shall have total discretion as to whether or not to grant the request, and if so, in what amount of days. In the event the Superintendent and the SLB chairperson do not agree on whether to grant the request, the request will be deemed denied, as the lack of a majority results in the failure of a motion.
