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Agenda - Council Work Session - 04/23/2024
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the leave is to begin in less than 30 days,the employee shall provide such written notice as soon as <br /> practicable. <br /> Employees are required to use all accrued sick leave, vacation leave, and any other accrued paid <br /> leave, except a combined total of forty hours of accrued paid leave and/or compensatory time off, <br /> concurrently with leave provided under the FMLA. The combined paid and unpaid leave cannot <br /> exceed the applicable 12 week or 26 week maximum FMLA leave time. FMLA leave may run <br /> concurrently with a worker's compensation absence if the on-the-job injury or illness also qualifies <br /> as a serious health condition under the FMLA. <br /> Subject to the terms,conditions,and limitations of applicable plans,eligible employees are entitled <br /> under the FMLA to the same health insurance benefits provided by the City while on FMLA leave <br /> to the same extent as if the employee were not on FMLA leave. Employees who contribute toward <br /> their health care coverage must continue to make that contribution while on leave,either through <br /> payroll deduction(if using paid leave)or by personal check(if using unpaid leave). If the <br /> employee fails to return to work after taking family or medical leave,the City may recover the <br /> premiums paid by the City for group health and life insurance unless the serious health condition of <br /> the spouse,child,parent or employee continues or for other circumstances beyond the control of <br /> the employ <br /> Vacation,sick,and holiday leave will not be earned during a period of unpaid FMLA leave. <br /> FMLA leave-whether paid or unpaid—will not constitute a break in service for purposes of <br /> computing,years of service. <br /> To the extent provided in the FMLA,employees _generally have the right to return to an equivalent <br /> position with equivalent benefits,pay and other terms and conditions of employment upon <br /> returning to work after a period of FMLA leave. However,employees who fail return to work <br /> following,or require additional time away from work after exhausting,their FMLA leave in the <br /> designated"12 month period"no longer have FMLA protections of leave or job restoration. In <br /> addition,an employee who fails to return to work at the end of FMLA leave,in most cases,will be <br /> considered to have voluntarily resigned his/her position with the City. Employees who do not <br /> return to work at the end of their FMLA leave may be terminated. <br /> The City requires a medical certificate attesting to the employee's fitness for duty prior to the <br /> employee being allowed to return to work. The fitness for duty report must be based on the <br /> particular health condition(s)for which the leave was approved and must address whether the <br /> employee can perform the essential functions of the job. The Human Resources Manager may <br /> consult with a physician or other expert to determine reasonable accommodations for any <br /> employee who is a"qualified disabled"employee under the Americans with Disabilities Act. If a <br /> fitness for duty certification is required,the City may deny reinstatement until it is provided. <br /> Records on family and medical leave will be kept along with normal personnel records except that <br /> any medical record will be maintained separately in accordance with applicable laws. <br /> The FMLA is a complex area of law with detailed federal regulation that is impacted by other <br /> related issues. Questions should be directed to Human Resources. <br /> 451Page <br />
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