Common use of Personal and Family Illness Days Clause in Contracts

Personal and Family Illness Days. At the beginning of each school year, each teacher shall be credited with ten (10) sick leave days. In addition, the unused portion of each teacher's sick leave shall accumulate from year-to-year without limit. Teachers employed after the beginning of the school year shall be credited, upon employment, with the appropriate pro-rata of ten sick leave days. For example, a teacher hired in November will be credited with eight sick leave days for the remainder of the year. Teachers employed less than full time shall be credited, upon employment, with the appropriate pro-rata of ten sick leave days according to the time they work. For example, a teacher with a .6 assignment will be credited with six sick leave days for the year. Xxxx leave for a part time teacher shall be debited from his/her paid leave account on a pro-rata basis according to the amount of time s/he works. For example, a teacher with a .6 assignment will be debited .6 of a sick leave day for each work day on sick leave.

Personal and Family Illness Days. ‌ At the beginning of each school year, each teacher shall be credited with ten (10) sick leave days. In addition, the unused portion of each teacher's sick leave shall accumulate from year-to-year without limit. Teachers employed after the beginning of the school year shall be credited, upon employment, with the appropriate pro-rata of ten sick leave days. For example, a teacher hired in November will be credited with eight sick leave days for the remainder of the year. Teachers employed less than full time shall be credited, upon employment, with the appropriate pro-rata of ten sick leave days according to the time they work. For example, a teacher with a .6 assignment will be credited with six sick leave days for the year. Xxxx leave for a part time teacher shall be debited from his/her paid leave account on a pro-rata basis according to the amount of time s/he works. For example, a teacher with a .6 assignment will be debited .6 of a sick leave day for each work day on sick leave.

Personal and Family Illness Days. At the beginning of each school year, each teacher shall be credited with ten (10) sick leave days. In addition, the unused portion of each teacher's sick leave shall accumulate from year-year- to-year without limit. Teachers employed after the beginning of the school year shall be credited, upon employment, with the appropriate pro-rata prorata of ten sick leave days. For example, a teacher hired in November will be credited with eight sick leave days for the remainder of the year. Teachers employed less than full time shall be credited, upon employment, with the appropriate pro-rata prorata of ten sick leave days according to the time they work. For example, a teacher with a .6 assignment will be credited with six sick leave days for the year. Xxxx leave for a part time teacher shall be debited from his/her paid leave account on a pro-rata prorata basis according to the amount of time s/he works. For example, a teacher with a .6 assignment will be debited .6 of a sick leave day for each work day on sick leave.

Personal and Family Illness Days. ‌ At the beginning of each school year, each teacher shall be credited with ten (10) sick leave days. In addition, the unused portion of each teacher's sick leave shall accumulate from year-to-year without limit. Teachers employed after the beginning of the school year shall be credited, upon employment, with the appropriate pro-rata prorata of ten sick leave days. For example, a teacher hired in November will be credited with eight sick leave days for the remainder of the year. Teachers employed less than full time shall be credited, upon employment, with the appropriate pro-rata prorata of ten sick leave days according to the time they work. For example, a teacher with a .6 assignment will be credited with six sick leave days for the year. Xxxx Sick leave for a part time teacher shall be debited from his/her paid leave account on a pro-rata prorata basis according to the amount of time s/he works. For example, a teacher with a .6 assignment will be debited .6 of a sick leave day for each work day on sick leave.