Idaho § 67-5333A SICK LEAVE TRANSFERRED — PUBLIC EDUCATION ENTITY AND STATE EDUCATIONAL AGENCY

Idaho Statutes

§ 67-5333A — SICK LEAVE TRANSFERRED — PUBLIC EDUCATION ENTITY AND STATE EDUCATIONAL AGENCY

Idaho·Title 67 STATE GOVERNMENT AND STATE AFFAIRS·Ch. 53 PERSONNEL SYSTEM

Any employee who becomes an eligible employee of a state educational agency immediately following termination of employment with a public education entity shall be credited by the state of Idaho with the amount of any unused sick leave previously accrued upon commencement of state educational agency employment. Any employee who becomes an eligible employee of a public education entity immediately following termination of state educational agency employment shall be credited by the public education entity with the amount of sick leave accrued upon commencement of public education entity employment. After such transfer, the use of sick leave shall be governed by the laws, rules and policies applicable to the state educational agency or public education entity thereafter employing such employ

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Any employee who becomes an eligible employee of a state educational agency immediately following termination of employment with a public education entity shall be credited by the state of Idaho with the amount of any unused sick leave previously accrued upon commencement of state educational agency employment. Any employee who becomes an eligible employee of a public education entity immediately following termination of state educational agency employment shall be credited by the public education entity with the amount of sick leave accrued upon commencement of public education entity employment. After such transfer, the use of sick leave shall be governed by the laws, rules and policies applicable to the state educational agency or public education entity thereafter employing such employee.

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