Sick Day Sample Clauses

Sick Day. “Sick Day” means a day of paid sick leave calculated by multiplying hourly straight time wage times regular applicable scheduled hours (8, 10, 12 hours) plus any applicable shift premium, less any applicable legal deductions.
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Sick Day. (a) Each regular School Crossing Guard shall be entitled to five (5) days sick leave with pay each calendar year. Each alternate School Crossing Guard covering a steady post for forty (40) consecutive working days or more shall be entitled to one (1) sick day for every twenty (20) consecutive working days served after the initial forty (40) day period during the calendar year.
Sick Day. Full-time employees shall be eligible to use one (1) paid sick day during their first year of service, two (2) paid sick days a year after one (1) year of service, three (3) paid sick days a year after three (3) years of service, four (4) paid sick days a year after four (4) years of service, and five (5) paid sick days after five years of service. Should legislation be passed during the term of this Agreement that provides greater paid sick day benefits, the employees shall be entitled to them.
Sick Day. The Company will provide each employee with (1) one paid sick day (8 hours) per calendar year.
Sick Day. All employees will be entitled to two (2) paid sick day per year.
Sick Day. A day of sick leave for which a Crewmember is or 15. will be paid as set forth in Section 14.C. 16.
Sick Day. (1) Hourly
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Sick Day. ‌ The granting of sick days shall be subject to the following:
Sick Day. Employees must use their PTO bank or Leave without Pay (LWOP) for non-work-related illnesses and injuries that prevent them from working. All work-related injuries and illnesses must be reported pursuant to Company policy. If the employee does not have PTO in their bank, they may request an advance of up to 16 hours.
Sick Day absence due to personal illness or medical appointment, or the illness/medical appointment of an immediate family member 5. Personal Necessity (PN): a discretionary absence that comes from the same bank of days as Sick Days
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