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THAT IN THE LENGTH OF TIME THAT MR. THOMAS HAS WORKED FOR THE COUNTY, <br />HE DOES NOT KNOW OF ANY EXCESSIVE SICK LEAVE PSR. THOMAS HAS HAD, AS <br />STATED IN HIS MEMO. <br />ATTORNEY COLLINS FELT IT SHOULD BE ASSUMED THAT THE ACCUMULATED <br />SICK LEAVE IS THROUGH TODAY AND NOT JUST TO 1977. <br />COMMISSIONER SIEBERT STATED THAT HE UNDERSTOOD THAT ONCE YOU <br />ACCUMULATE 60 DAYS OF SICK LEAVE, YOU CAN ACCUMULATE NO MORE. FOR <br />INSTANCE, IF YOU START OFF IN 1975 WITH 6O DAYS SICK LEAVE ACCUMULATED <br />AND THEN IN 19781 YOU GET SICK AND TAKE TIME OFF, THOSE SICK DAYS ARE <br />SUBTRACTED FROM THE 60 ACCUMULATED, AND THEN YOU BUILD BACK UP, BUT YOU <br />NEVER GET OVER 60. <br />ADMINISTRATOR JENNINGS AGREED, BUT POINTED OUT THAT IF YOU <br />DON T USE ANY OF YOUR ACCUMULATED 60 DAYS OF SICK LEAVE BY THE END OF A <br />YEAR, THEN HALF OF THE SICK DAYS WHICH WOULD HAVE BEEN ALLOTTED TO YOU <br />DURING THAT YEAR (FIVE DAYS) ARE TRANSFERRED TO YOU AS EXTRA VACATION <br />TIME. <br />IN FURTHER DISCUSSION, IT WAS FELT THIS SHOULD BE CLARIFIED <br />IN THE COUNTY'S PERSONNEL POLICY AS THERE HAS BEEN SOME CONFUSION AND <br />MISUNDERSTANDING. <br />THE CHAIRMAN CALLED FOR THE QUESTION. IT WAS VOTED ON AND <br />CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. <br />- mi <br />Bo39c 2.5 <br />MAR 71979 <br />