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78-28 PERSONNEL ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DECATUR, ILLINOIS
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78-28 PERSONNEL ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DECATUR, ILLINOIS
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78-28
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PERSONNEL ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DECATUR, ILLINOIS
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2/6/1978
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illness, injury or off the job incurred disability for which no <br /> physician's verifying statement is provided by said employee to <br /> the City. An employee in the police service who becomes ills on <br /> the job shall not be charged with a sickness occurrence if said <br /> employee works a minimum of two hours on the day of illness, or <br /> if said employee's immediate supervisor verifies to the City that <br /> said employee was ill. An employee in the general service who be- <br /> comes ill on the job shall not be charged with a sickness occur- <br /> rence if said employee works a minimum of four hours on the day <br /> of illness or if said employee's immediate supervisor verifies to <br /> the City that said employee was ill. <br /> (AMENDED BY ORDINANCE NO. 86-03, January 21, 1986) <br /> 9-3 . An employee who becomes ill, injured or disabled off the <br /> job shall cause notice thereof to be given to his supervisor as <br /> follows: <br /> (a) For all full-time employees other than employees in the <br /> fire or police services, not later than the end of the first <br /> thirty minutes of the employee's next scheduled duty day; <br /> (b) For all full-time employees in the fire service, not <br /> later than the end of the first hour of the employee's next <br /> scheduled duty day; <br /> (c) For all full-time employees in the police service, not <br /> later than two hours before the beginning of the employee <br /> 9-4 . If an employee is on sick leave and it is determined by a <br /> physician that the employee will be unable to return to work <br /> within an amount of time equivalent to his remaining unused sick <br /> leave, said employee must apply for disability benefits if he is <br /> eligible for such benefits and is granted, sick leave payment <br /> will be stopped. If permanent disability is awarded by the <br /> employee's retirement fund, he mat choose to be paid for his <br /> unused sick leave at one half times his normal daily rate of pay <br /> for each unused sick leave day if he is an employee other than a <br /> regular shift employee of the fire service. A regular shift fire <br /> service employee may choose to be paid for his unused sick leave �� <br /> days at one half times his normal daily rate of pay for each 1.4 ��, <br /> unused sick leave days. The employee may choose to retain his '', <br /> remaining sick leave and be credited therewith if and when he I <br /> returns to duty. <br /> 9-5. Upon retirement, the City will pay the retiring employee ' <br /> $5. 00 for each day of unused accumulated sick leave. ' <br /> (AMENDED BY ORDINANCE NO. 81-40, May 11, 1981) !� <br /> 9-6. An employee in the police service who has accumulated 100 i <br /> sick leave days as of May lst shall be granted one day's leave <br /> with pay to be used at any time during the year prior to April <br /> 30th, to be scheduled in accordance with departmental rules and <br /> regulations. Said days leave shall not be accumulated and carried <br />
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