Treatment of Donated Time Sample Clauses

Treatment of Donated Time. Donated time is treated as sick leave accrued by the recipient of the donation. Donated time does not alter the employment rights of the County or the recipient, nor extend or alter limitations otherwise applicable to Leaves of Absence or Sick Leave, except as noted in this agreement. Employees who are utilizing donated sick leave hours will continue to accrue vacation and sick leave in accordance with the provisions of this Memorandum of Understanding. If catastrophic leave donations are made due to the medical condition of an employee's immediate family member, the 80 hour limitation on the use of family sick leave is waived for absences resulting from that condition only.
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Treatment of Donated Time. Donated time is treated as sick leave accrued by the recipient of the donation. Donated time does not alter the employment rights of the District or the recipient, nor extend or alter limitations otherwise applicable to Leave of Absence or Sick Leave, except as noted in this agreement. Employees who are utilizing donated sick leave hours will continue to accrue vacation and sick leave in accordance with the provisions of the collective bargaining agreement. APPENDIX G APPENDIX I SENIORITY LIST Job Code 5211 – School Bus Driver – 8 & 7 hours per day/10 months Last Name First Name Guaranteed Hrs/Mos Hire Date Comments 1 Xxxxxx Xxxx 8/10 09/02/80 2 Xxxxxx Xxxx 8/10 10/12/83 3 Xxxxxx Xxxxxx 8/10 06/01/90 4 Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxxx 8/10 09/28/94 5 Xxxxxx Xxxxx 8/10 05/01/95 6 Xxxxx Xxxx 8/10 10/02/95 7 Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxx 8/10 12/01/95 8 Xxxxxxxx Xxxxx 8/10 04/01/96 9 Xxxxxxxx Xxxxx 8/10 04/10/97 10 Xxxxx Xxxx Xxxxx 8/10 12/01/98 11 Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx 8/10 12/01/98 12 Xxxxx Xxxxxxx 8/10 03/01/00 13 Xxxxxx Xxxxxx 8/10 04/03/00 14 Xxxxxx Xxxxx 8/10 10/02/00 15 Ping Xxxxxx 8/10 11/01/01 16 Xxxxxx Jr. Xxxxxx 8/10 08/01/02 17 Xxxx Xxxx 8/10 08/26/02 18 Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxx 8/10 10/27/04 19 Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx 8/10 06/15/05 20 Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx 8/10 08/21/06 Seniority by lot # 1 - Date of Drawing 8/7/12 for School Bus Driver. 21 San Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxx 8/10 08/28/06 22 Xxxxxxxxxxx Xxxxx 8/10 08/06/07 Seniority by lot # 3 - Date of Drawing 8/7/12 for School Bus Driver 23 Xxxxx Xxxxxxx 8/10 08/06/07 Seniority by lot # 4 - Date of Drawing 8/7/12 for School Bus Driver 24 Xxxxxxx Xxxx 8/10 08/06/07 Seniority by lot # 5 - Date of Drawing 8/7/12 for School Xxx Xxxxxx 00 Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxx 8/10 08/06/07 Seniority by lot # 6 - Date of Drawing 8/7/12 for School Bus Driver 26 Xxxxx Xxxxx 8/10 07/15/10 Seniority by lot #11 - Date of Drawing 7/19/10 for Special Needs Student Bus Operator 27 Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxxx 8/10 07/15/10 Seniority by lot #12 - Date of Drawing 7/19/10 for Special Needs Student Bus Operator 28 Xxxxxxx Xxxxx 8/10 07/15/10 Seniority by lot #13 - Date of Drawing 7/19/10 for Special Needs Student Bus Operator 29 Xxxxx Xxxxxxx Xxxxx 8/10 07/15/10 Seniority by lot # 16 - Date of Drawing 7/19/10 for Special Needs Student Bus Operator 30 Xxxxxx Xxxxxx 8/10 07/15/10 Seniority by lot #20 - Date of Drawing 7/19/10 for Special Needs Student Bus Operator 31 Xxxxxxx Xxx 7/10 07/15/10 Seniority by lot #22 - Date of Drawing 7/19/10 for Special Needs Student Bus Operator 32 Xxxxx Xxxxxxxxx 7/10 07/15/10 Senior...
Treatment of Donated Time. Donated time is treated as sick leave accrued by the recipient of the donation. Donated time does not alter the employment rights of the recipient, nor extend or alter limitations otherwise applicable to Leaves of Absence of Sick Leave, except as noted in this agreement. Employees who are utilizing donated sick leave hours will continue to accrue vacation and sick leave in accordance with the provisions of this MOU; however, they will not be eligible to receive sick leave conversion as permitted in Section 3.2.6.

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