Illness and Injury or sick leave shall be administered as follows Sample Clauses

Illness and Injury or sick leave shall be administered as follows. In any school year whenever a professional or temporary professional employee is prevented by illness or accidental injury from following his or her occupation, the school district shall pay to said employee for each day of absence the full salary to which the employee may be entitled as if said employee were actually engaged in the performance of duty for a period of ten (I0) days. Any such unused leave shall be cumulative from year to year in the school district of current employment or its predecessors without limitation. All or any part of such accumulated unused leave may be taken with full pay in any one or more school years. A professional employee may use up to six (6) of the ten (10) days for "family'' sick days per year, as defined below, to care for the employee's spouse, child, parent, son‐in law, daughter‐in‐ law, father‐ in‐law, mother‐in‐law, brother, sister, grandparent, grandchild, and any other member of the immediate household in the event of a ''family'' sickness. ''Family'' sick days are days when the employee herself or himself is not ill and is able to report to work but elects to remain at home to care for a family member as defined above. "Family'' sick days may not be accumulated from year to year. If the ''family'' sick days are not used, the days revert back to sick days for the employee. No employee's salary shall be paid if the accident or injury to the employee is incurred while the employee is engaged in remunerative work not associated with the school district. An employee who retires on or after attaining the age of superannuation or upon qualification for early or disability retirement as defined by the Public School Employee's Retirement System shall be entitled to a severance payment per Section 6.08 based on unused sick leave.
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