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1/1/2011
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Reso 2010-108
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Upon the approval of the Police Chief, vacation leave may be accumulated to a maximum <br /> of two and one half (2.5) years' vacation entitlement and taken in one (1) calendar year. <br /> Such approval shall be recorded in the employee's personnel file. An employee who fails <br /> to take accrued vacation leave within the time herein prescribed shall cease accruing <br /> vacation leave until vacation usage reduces below the prescribed limit. <br /> An employee who is in unpaid status for 44 or more hours in a pay period shall not accrue <br /> vacation leave for that pay period. <br /> Upon being separated from City service, an eligible employee shall be entitled to <br /> compensation for any accrued but unused vacation calculated at the rate of pay at the time <br /> of termination. <br /> The following vacation leave provisions do not apply to hourly or part-time employees. <br /> 13.2 Vacation leave for each full -time employee shall be accrued and credited for the pay <br /> period in which it is earned. <br /> • <br /> An employee holding a full -time position shall be entitled to a vacation leave, which shall <br /> consist of 6.67 hours for each full calendar month of service, performed. <br /> In the year in which an employee holding a full -time position completed five (5) full <br /> years of City service, such employee shall be entitled to 126 hours of vacation for service <br /> performed. For each full year of full -time City service completed thereafter, 6 hours of <br /> vacation shall be added up to a maximum of 500 hours of vacation. <br /> 13.3 If a member is on medical leave as a result of an on -duty injury or illness, the member's <br /> vacation accrual shall continue. Upon return to duty, the member shall utilize the <br /> vacation accrued while on medical leave within twelve (12) months of return to duty. <br /> The vacation utilization shall be in accordance with established department vacation sign - <br /> up procedures. <br /> Section 14. Sick Leave <br /> The object of sick leave is to provide orderly methods of furthering the health and safety of each <br /> employee as well as aiding in the maintenance of productivity. <br /> Sick leave is not a right, which an employee can use at his or her discretion, but a privilege, • <br /> which can be allowed only in case of actual sickness, or non job - incurred injury of such <br /> employee, or of such employee's immediate family, which compels the employee to be absent <br /> from work. <br /> In order to qualify for paid sick leave, notification must be given to the work unit supervisor as <br /> soon as practicable, but at least thirty (30) minutes prior to the start of the regular work day. <br /> Waiver of this reporting requirement can be made by the Police Chief only, and only in specific <br /> unusual circumstances. Absence for illness may not be charged to sick leave not already <br /> accumulated. <br /> An employee holding a full -time position with probationary or permanent status may be allowed <br /> a leave of absence from duty without loss of pay on account of sickness or injury. Sick leave <br /> with pay is cumulative at the rate of one (1) workday for each month of service beginning at the <br /> 10 <br /> SLPOA 1 1 -12 final <br />
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