Unpaid Leave Fringe Benefit Limitations Sample Clauses

Unpaid Leave Fringe Benefit Limitations. Employees shall not accrue sick leave, vacation leave, personal leave days or paid holiday benefits while on unpaid leave of absence of more than thirty (30) consecutive days. No other fringe benefits shall be earned or shall accrue to an employee on a leave of absence without pay for more than thirty (30) consecutive days. These benefits shall be earned and continue to accrue to an employee while on an approved leave of absence without pay for thirty (30) consecutive days or less. The employee may continue coverage on insurance programs provided by the Employer in the event that the employee agrees to pay the premium for the period equivalent to the ratio of the leave time taken to annual premium costs.
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Unpaid Leave Fringe Benefit Limitations. No fringe benefits shall be earned or shall accrue to an employee on a leave of absence without pay for more than thirty (30) consecutive days. The employee may continue coverage on insurance programs provided by the Employer in the event that the employee agrees to pay the premium for the period equivalent to the ratio of the leave time taken to annual premium costs (example: If a person takes a thirty (30) day leave, the employee would be expected to contribute the Employer's share of insurance for the equivalent of 30/365 days multiplied by the annual premium paid by the Employer).
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