Sick Leave Credits for Dental and Medical Appointments Sample Clauses

Sick Leave Credits for Dental and Medical Appointments. Employees not able to make medical or dental appointments during non- working hours will be allowed to attend such appointments and will be allowed to use sick leave credits up to a maximum of forty (40) hours per year.
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Sick Leave Credits for Dental and Medical Appointments. Employees not able to make medical or dental appointments during non-working hours will be allowed to attend such appointments and will be allowed to use available sick leave credits or personal leave hours providing it has been mutually agreed to between the Employer and the employee. Personal leave can be used by employees to attend to personal and family matters as well as be used in conjunction with sick leave. Personal leave is subject to advance authorization and mutual agreement between the employee and Employer unless in the event of an emergency. Employees shall provide as much advance notice as possible for all personal leave requests. All occurrences of personal leave usage must be of a minimum of four (4) hours unless the remaining balance of an employee’s personal leave in a calendar year is less than four (4) hours. A-2.03 Eligible active full-time employees shall be credited with forty
Sick Leave Credits for Dental and Medical Appointments. Employees not able to make medical or dental appointments during non-working hours will be allowed to attend such appointments and will be allowed to use available sick leave credits or personal leave hours providing it has been mutually agreed to between the Employer and the employee. Personal leave can be used by employees to attend to personal and family matters as well as be used in conjunction with sick leave. Personal leave is subject to advance authorization and mutual agreement between the employee and Employer unless in the event of an emergency. Employees shall provide as much advance notice as possible for all personal leave requests. All occurrences of personal leave usage must be of a minimum of four (4) hours unless the remaining balance of an employee’s personal leave in a calendar year is less than four (4) hours. A-2.03 Eligible active full-time employees shall be credited with forty (40) hours of sick leave and sixteen (16) hours of personal leave per calendar year. Active full-time employees shall be credited the above sick leave hours and personal leave hours effective the first pay period of each said calendar year. Full time employees who become eligible for sick leave and personal leave at any other point during the calendar year will receive a prorated sick leave and personal leave credit based on the number of remaining pay periods in the year following their eligibility date. (Example a full time employee who becomes eligible in pay period fourteen (14) of twenty-six (26) would receive twenty (20) hours of sick time and eight (8) hours of personal time) Eligible active full-time employees who have not used their full forty (40) hours of sick leave during the calendar year will be paid out any remaining hours of the sick leave credit at their current hourly rate of pay at the conclusion of the last pay period of the year.
Sick Leave Credits for Dental and Medical Appointments. Employees not able to make medical or dental appointments during non-working hours will be allowed to attend such appointments and will be allowed to use available sick leave credits or personal leave hours providing it has been mutually agreed to between the Employer and the employee. Personal leave can be used by employees to attend to personal and family matters as well as be used in conjunction with sick leave. Personal leave is subject to advance authorization and mutual agreement between the employee and Employer unless in the event of an emergency. Employees shall provide as much advance notice as possible for all personal leave requests. All occurrences of personal leave usage must be of a minimum of four (4) hours unless the remaining balance of an employee’s personal leave in a calendar year is less than four (4) hours. A-2.03 Eligible active full-time employees shall be credited with forty (40) hours of sick leave and sixteen (16) hours of personal leave per calendar year. Active full-time employees shall be credited the above sick leave hours and personal leave hours effective the first pay period of each said calendar year.

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