CITY OF LODI
ADMINISTRATIVE POLICY AND PROCEDURE MANUAL
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SUBJECT: : SICK LEAVE CONVERSION - Policy
DATE ISSUED: : May 1, 1995
SECTION: : S
REFERENCE: : Memoranda of Understanding;
Management/Mid- Management
Statement of Benefits.
SECTION 1: COMPENSATION
OR CREDIT FOR SICK LEAVE UPON TERMINATION
An
employee who resigns, is laid off, or is dismissed from City service forfeits
all further eligibility to and shall not be paid for any accrued unused sick
leave.
An
employee with ten (10) years of total service with the City of Lodi, upon
retirement, may convert unused sick leave into medical insurance coverage or
cash in accordance with the appropriate memorandum of understanding or
statement of benefits in effect at the time of the employee's retirement.
SECTION 2: PROGRAM
After
10 years of service an employee vests 50% in unused accrued sick leave with an
additional vesting of 2 1/2% per additional year of service, to a maximum of 30
years. In accordance with the
appropriate memorandum of understanding or statement of benefits, there may be
up to four options available for conversion of sick leave.
SECTION 3: ADDITIONAL
PROVISIONS
A. A retiring employee not enrolled in the
medical insurance plan may enroll upon retirement in order to take advantage of
the Sick Leave Conversion program. The
employee may enroll dependents at the same time provided said dependents meet
the qualifications set forth by the medical insurance for a qualifying
dependent status and the employee carried dependent coverage prior to dropping
the medical coverage.
B. Upon expiration of Council term, a
member of the Lodi City Council with 10 years of service is eligible to
purchase, at his/her expense, medical insurance for an unlimited amount of
time.
C. Retiring employees enrolled into the
Sick Leave Conversion program will follow the rules and provisions set forth in
the memorandum of understanding/statement of benefits in effect at the time of
their retirement.
D. In accordance with the appropriate
memorandum of understanding/statement of benefits, a retiring employee may
choose to defer enrollment into the sick leave conversion program for a period
of up to five (5) years following his/her retirement date. Reinstatement into the medical plan must
coincide with an open enrollment period.