Common use of Difference Pay Clause in Contracts

Difference Pay. If the employee has utilized all of his/her accumulated sick leave and is absent on account of illness or accident for 100 days or less, then the amount of salary deducted during that period shall not exceed the District’s daily rate for substitutes (first step on salary schedule). It is understood that the District only makes the deduction when a substitute is actually hired. District reserves the right to require medical verification. Consistent with the statute providing this benefit and attorney general opinions interpreting it, the 100-day period commences to run upon the first day of absence due to illness/injury.

Difference Pay. If the employee has utilized all of his/her accumulated sick leave and is absent on account of illness or accident for 100 days five (5) months or less, then the amount of salary deducted during that period shall not exceed the District’s daily rate for substitutes (first step on salary schedule). It is understood that the District only makes the deduction when a substitute is actually hired. District reserves the right to require medical verification. Consistent with the statute providing this benefit and attorney general opinions interpreting it, the 100-day five (5) month period commences to run upon the first day of absence due to illness/injury.

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