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R2021-164 Resolution Authorizing the City Manager to Execute Collective Bargaining Agreement Pay and Benefits for Decatur Police Benevolent and Protective Association Labor Committee
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R2021-164 Resolution Authorizing the City Manager to Execute Collective Bargaining Agreement Pay and Benefits for Decatur Police Benevolent and Protective Association Labor Committee
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R2021-164 Resolution Authorizing the City Manager to Execute Collective Bargaining Agreement Pay and Benefits for Decatur Police Benevolent and Protective Association Labor Committee
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Section 6. Upon retirement from the classified service, an employee shall be paid fifty <br /> percent (50%) of his/her hourly pay rate per accumulated hour of sick leave up to 800 hours, and <br /> seventy five percent(75%)of his/her hourly pay rate per accumulated hour of sick leave in excess <br /> of 800 hours up to 1,600 hours. The payment shall be made to the Retirement Health Savings <br /> (RHS)plan established by the union for this purpose. <br /> Section 7. An employee who has accumulated 800 hours sick leave as of May 1 st shall <br /> be granted 8 hours leave with pay to be used at any time during the year prior to April 30th, an <br /> employee who has accumulated 1,920 hours sick leave as of May 1st shall be granted 16 hours <br /> leave with pay to be used at any time during the year prior to April 30, to be scheduled in <br /> accordance with departmental rules and regulations. Said days leave shall not be accumulated and <br /> carried over into the following year except with the approval of the City Manager or if the <br /> employee was requested to delay said days leave by the Chief and with the approval of the City <br /> Manager. Employees' leave balances shall be maintained in hours, and increments of one tenth <br /> thereof. <br /> Section 8. Pregnancy. Any employee who becomes pregnant shall be allowed to <br /> work light duty until the birth of the child(ren). The employee must provide written approval from <br /> the employee's physician for the duration of the specific light duty assignment. <br /> ARTICLE 13 <br /> LEAVE OF ABSENCE <br /> Section 1. Leave with pay may be granted a full time employee in the classified service <br /> in the event of a death in the immediate family. Such leave shall be granted beginning the day of <br /> notification to the employee of the death of the family member and shall extend through the day <br /> following the funeral, but not to exceed 48 hours. 8 hours additional leave may be granted for <br /> funerals held outside of the State of Illinois upon a showing of necessity for travel. Immediate <br /> family includes only: (a) spouse, children, step-children, spouse of children and spouse of step- <br /> children; (b) parents or step-parents of the employee or the employee's spouse; (c) brothers and <br /> sisters, step-brothers and step-sisters of the employee and of the employee's spouse; and, (d) <br /> grandchildren, step-grandchildren, grandparents, and step-grandparents of the employee and <br /> spouse's grandparents. Employees' leave shall be recorded in hours, and increments of one tenth <br /> thereof. <br /> Section 2. If a serious or unexpected emergency occurs to the spouse or children or a <br /> member of the immediate family in the household of any employee in the classified service, such <br /> employee will be allowed to leave his duties while the emergency exists. Arrangements to enable <br /> the employee to return to duty on the next duty day must be made if the emergency continues <br /> beyond the duty day on which it first occurred. <br /> 22 <br />
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