Use of Accumulated Sick Leave When On Worker's Compensation Sample Clauses

Use of Accumulated Sick Leave When On Worker's Compensation. Employees in the bargaining unit are permitted to use accumulated sick leave while on workers’ compensation as provided below:
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Use of Accumulated Sick Leave When On Worker's Compensation. 37 Section 4. Liability Insurance 38 ARTICLE 22 39 COST OF LIVING ALLOWANCE 39 ARTICLE 23 40 UNIFORMS AND EQUIPMENT 40 Section 1. Uniforms 40 Section 2. Clothing 40 Section 3. Uniform Maintenance 40 Section 4 40 Section 5. Damage Allowance 40 ARTICLE 24 41 ISSUED WEAPONS 41 Section 1 41 Section 2 41 Section 3 41 Section 4 41 Section 5 41 ARTICLE 25 42 PARKING AND TRAVEL ALLOWANCE 42 Section 1. Parking Allowance 42 Section 2. Mileage Allowance 42 ARTICLE 26 43 LEAVES OF ABSENCE 43 Section 1. General Provisions 43 Section 2. Funeral Leave 43
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Use of Accumulated Sick Leave When On Worker's Compensation. Section 4. Liability Insurance 37 ARTICLE 22................................................................................................................................. 39 COST OF LIVING ALLOWANCE. 39 ARTICLE 23................................................................................................................................. 40 UNIFORMS AND EQUIPMENT. 40 Section 1. Uniforms 40 Section 2. Clothing 40 Section 3. Uniform Maintenance 40 Section 4.............................................................................................................. 40 Section 5. Damage Allowance 40 ARTICLE 24................................................................................................................................. 42 ISSUED WEAPONS. 42 Section 1.............................................................................................................. 42 Section 2.............................................................................................................. 42 Section 3.............................................................................................................. 42 Section 4.............................................................................................................. 42 Section 5.............................................................................................................. 42 ARTICLE 25................................................................................................................................. PARKING AND TRAVEL ALLOWANCE. 43 Section 1. Parking Allowance 43 Section 2. Mileage Allowance 43 ARTICLE 26................................................................................................................................. 44 LEAVES OF ABSENCE. 44 Section 1. General Provisions 44 Section 2. Funeral Leave 44 Section 3. Military Leave 44 Section 4. Military Reserve Leave of Absence 45 Section 5. Special Leave 45 Section 6. Leaves for Conferences or Conventions 46
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