Common use of Leaves Sick Leave Clause in Contracts

Leaves Sick Leave. The District agrees to provide twelve (12) days per year accumulative leave per employee to be used in the event of the absence of an employee necessitated by the personal injury to or illness of the employee. Said leave shall be granted with no deduction in salary. The use of sick leave, pursuant to the term 'emergency' in RCW 28A.58.099 shall be granted in the event of illness or injury of a member of the employee's immediate family when the presence of the employee is required, as recommended by the attending physician. Leave days earned but unused during each calendar year may be accumulated year to year to a limit of one hundred eighty (180) days, or may be compensated annually or at retirement or death so long as prescribed and permitted by statute. Accumulated sick leave shall be transferable into the District from any other school district in the state of Washington. An accounting of accumulated sick leave shall be provided to each employee at the June pay period. Sick leave shall be applicable under the following provisions, in addition to definitions in the above sections: (a) medical or dental appointments which require the attention of an out-of-town specialist, if recommended by a physician or dentist; (b) medical or dental appointments necessitated by pain or the need for immediate treatment; (c) physical examinations required by a physician in conjunction with a current illness. The District reserves the right to verify that an appointment was not available on a non- school day or that appointments were kept and to require a certificate of illness by a physician of the District's choice at the District's expense.

Leaves Sick Leave. The District agrees to provide twelve (12) days per year accumulative leave per employee to be used in the event of the absence of an employee necessitated by the personal injury to or illness of the employee. Said leave shall be granted with no deduction in salary. The use of sick leave, pursuant to the term 'emergency' in RCW 28A.58.099 shall be granted in the event of illness or injury of a member of the employee's immediate family when the presence of the employee is required, as recommended by the attending physician. Leave days earned but unused during each calendar year may be accumulated year to year to a limit of one hundred eighty (180) days, or may be compensated annually or at retirement or death so long as prescribed and permitted by statute. Accumulated sick leave shall be transferable into the District from any other school district in the state of Washington. An accounting of accumulated sick leave shall be provided to each employee at the June pay period. Sick leave shall be applicable under the following provisions, in addition to definitions in the above sections: (a) medical or dental appointments which require the attention of an out-of-town specialist, if recommended by a physician or dentist; (b) medical or dental appointments necessitated by pain or the need for immediate treatment; (c) physical examinations required by a physician in conjunction with a current illness. The District reserves the right to verify that an appointment was not available on a non- school nonschool day or that appointments were kept and to require a certificate of illness by a physician of the District's choice at the District's expense.

Leaves Sick Leave. The District agrees to provide twelve (12) days per year accumulative leave per employee to be used in the event of the absence of an employee necessitated by the personal injury to or illness of the employee. Said leave shall be granted with no deduction in salary. The use of sick leave, pursuant to the term 'emergency' in RCW 28A.58.099 shall be granted in the event of illness or injury of a member of the employee's immediate family when the presence of the employee is required, as recommended by the attending physician. Leave days earned but unused during each calendar year may be accumulated year to year to a limit of one hundred eighty (180) days, or may be compensated annually or at retirement or death so long as prescribed and permitted by statute. Accumulated sick leave shall be transferable into the District from any other school district in the state of Washington. An accounting of accumulated sick leave shall be provided to each employee at the June pay period. Sick leave shall be applicable under the following provisions, in addition to definitions in the above sections: (a) medical or dental appointments which require the attention of an out-of-town specialist, if recommended by a physician or dentist; (b) medical or dental appointments necessitated by pain or the need for immediate treatment; (c) physical examinations required by a physician in conjunction with a current illness. The District reserves the right to verify that an appointment was not available on a non- non-school day or that appointments were kept and to require a certificate of illness by a physician of the District's choice at the District's expense.

Leaves Sick Leave. The District agrees to provide twelve (12) days per year accumulative leave per employee to be used in the event of the absence of an employee necessitated by the personal injury to or illness of the employee. Said leave shall be granted with no deduction in salary. The use of sick leave, pursuant to the term 'emergency' in RCW 28A.58.099 shall be granted in the event of illness or injury of a member of the employee's immediate family when the presence of the employee is required, as recommended by the attending physician. Leave days earned but unused during each calendar year may be accumulated year to year to a limit of one hundred eighty (180) days, or may be compensated annually or at retirement or death so long as prescribed and permitted by statute. Accumulated sick leave shall be transferable into the District from any other school district in the state of Washington. An accounting of accumulated sick leave shall be provided to each employee at the June pay period. Sick leave shall be applicable under the following provisions, in addition to definitions in the above sections: (a) medical or dental appointments which require the attention of an out-of-of- town specialist, if recommended by a physician or dentist; (b) medical or dental appointments necessitated by pain or the need for immediate treatment; (c) physical examinations required by a physician in conjunction with a current illness. The District reserves the right to verify that an appointment was not available on a non- non-school day or that appointments were kept and to require a certificate of illness by a physician of the District's choice at the District's expense.