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a. Each request for sick leave shall set forth the reasons for the request and shall be<br />

submitted on a NCF-1 form.<br />

b. Each request for more than seven consecutive calendar days of sick leave shall be<br />

accompanied by a doctor's verification which demonstrates the employee's incapacity or<br />

necessity to be absent.<br />

c. Any abuse of sick leave privileges such as malingering and other non-authorized uses<br />

shall constitute grounds for dismissal from employment.<br />

d. A statement from a physician shall be required under the following circumstances:<br />

1. prior to return from sick leave in excess of seven calendar days;<br />

2. prior to return from any absence that involves an injury that incapacitates the<br />

employee from performing assigned duties;<br />

3 when the supervisor, in good faith, believes the employee is abusing sick leave<br />

privileges.<br />

4.27 Cancellation of Sick Leave Credits: An employee's sick leave credit shall be canceled<br />

(subject to the provisions of paragraph 4.28) upon his/her separation from county employment.<br />

4.28 Compensation For Unused Sick Leave / and Workers Compensation:<br />

a. Pay for Unused Sick Leave: Terminating employees who are eligible to retire from<br />

County service under the Texas County and District Retirement System, will be paid for<br />

one-half of their remaining sick leave credits not to exceed 240 hours.<br />

b. Workers Compensation: Employees must give notice to their department head of any<br />

injury or occupational disease in accordance with Texas Worker's Compensation Rules.<br />

This sub-paragraph relates to employees injured on the job who are eligible for workers<br />

compensation weekly benefits according to state law. Employees injured will be paid<br />

workers compensation benefits instead of their regular salary. No vacation or sick leave<br />

shall accrue during the time an employee is on workers compensation. An employee that<br />

has accumulated sick leave and is eligible for workers compensation payments may use<br />

sick leave only as follows:<br />

1. Up to five (5) days sick leave may be used at regular pay until workers compensation<br />

benefits are eligible to be paid,<br />

2. Earned sick leave may be used to supplement workers compensation benefits up to a<br />

total of the regular base salary. Workers Compensation benefits shall be paid and<br />

available sick leave benefits used to supplement at the request of the employee.<br />

When sick leave is exhausted only workers compensation benefits shall be paid;<br />

3. The provisions of 4.28 b1 and 4.28 b2 herein are the only applications by which sick<br />

leave may be used to pay employees injured and eligible for workers compensation.<br />

Nueces County Personnel Policy Manual Page -30-<br />

Approved by Commissioners Court on January _____, 2013

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