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11.6 For the purpose of accumulating additional sick leave, an EMPLOYEE using paid <br />holidays, earned vacation leave or sick leave is considered to be working. <br />11.7 Upon voluntary separation, 100% of any eligible unused sick leave is to be deposited <br />into EMPLOYEE'S post -employment healthcare savings plan. Upon termination of <br />employment with the EMPLOYER, eligible sick leave is based upon thirty-three <br />percent (33%) of said EMPLOYEE'S unused accumulated sick leave after five (5) years <br />of continuous employment. Severance pay shall not be available in any sum to an <br />EMPLOYEE if that EMPLOYEE is discharged for just cause; severance pay shall not <br />be paid if an EMPLOYEE voluntarily terminates his or her employment prior to five <br />(5) years of continuous employment service; or the EMPLOYEE voluntarily terminates <br />his or her employment without giving the EMPLOYER fourteen (14) days written <br />notice. After fifteen (15) years of continuous employment service, the EMPLOYEE <br />will receive thirty-five percent (35%) of said EMPLOYEE'S >d, accumulated sick <br />leave. After twenty (20) years of continuous employment service, MPLOYEE will <br />receive thirty-seven percent (37%) of unused, accumulated sick lefter twenty- <br />five (25) years of continuous employment service the EMPLOYEE - eive forty <br />percent (40%) of said EMPLOYEE'S unused, acc u fated sick leave. <br />ARTICLE 12: INJURY O Y (I OD) <br />12.1 EMPLOYEES injured during the performance of their duti or the EMPLOYER and <br />thereby rendered unable to work for the EMPLOYER will be paid the difference <br />between the EMPLOYEE'S regular pay and Worker's Compensation insurance <br />payments for a period noto exceed ninety (90) working days per injury, not charged to <br />the EMPLOYEE'S vacation, sick leave or other accumulated paid benefits, after a three <br />(3) workin day initial waiting period p:' " y. The three (3) working day waiting <br />period shall be charged e EMPL • E'S sick leave account less Worker's <br />Compensation insurance paymeit . In th- event that the three (3) day working waiting <br />Pe w+ is waived by the Worker's Compensation carrier, IOD pay will begin <br />ediately. EMPLOYEES drawing Worker's Compensation benefits will not receive <br />lementary IOD pay or sick leave pay, which provides for more after-tax pay than <br />LOYEE m. e-a whilworking. <br />TICLE 13: HOLIDAYS <br />13.1 The following ve (12) days are recognized as holidays: <br />New Year's Day <br />Martin Luther King's Day <br />President's Day <br />Memorial Day <br />Independence Day (4th of July) <br />Labor Day <br />Veteran's Day <br />Thanksgiving Day <br />11 <br />Deleted: on <br />
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