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SECTION II. Section II of Ordinance No. 7667-86 is hereby amended to <br /> read in its entirety as follows: <br /> SECTION II. SICK LEAVE - Employees hired prior to January 1, <br /> 1987 shall retain all their sick leave time previously accrued until <br /> January 1, 1987. Employees hired prior to January 1, 1987 with <br /> less than 45 days shall be entitled to continue to accrue said sick <br /> leave as provided for in paragraph #3. Employees as of December 31, <br /> 1987 who have between 45 and 90 sick days shall have said sick <br /> leave frozen at the amount they then have. Said employees may utilize <br /> said sick leave thereafter, but once used, said sick leave may only <br /> be replenished up to 45 days as provided for in paragraph #3 below. <br /> All employees listed above, except as hereinafter provided, <br /> shall be entitled to an extended Sick and Accident Program, which <br /> program has a duration of 17 weeks and said employees shall there- <br /> after be entitled to participate in the City Long Term Disability <br /> Program. Notwithstanding the above, employees who had as of <br /> December 31, 1986 more than 65 days as of said date shall have the <br /> right to continue to accrue up to 90 days, but in the event that <br /> said employees elect to continue under the 90 day program, such <br /> employees shall not be entitled to participate in the City's Long <br /> Term Disability Program. <br /> All employees employed as of January 1,1987, or thereafter, <br /> will accrue sick leave at the rate of 8 days per year or 2/3 days <br /> per month with a maximum allowable accrual of 45 sick days except <br /> that the maximum allowable accrual shall be 90 days for those <br /> employees who do not elect to be covered by the City's Long Term <br /> Disability Program. <br /> SECTION III. All other Sections of Ordinance No. 7667-86 shall remain <br /> in full force and effect. <br /> SECTION IV.r This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and <br /> after its passage by the Common Council and approval by the Mayor. <br /> "em.-r o the ., , . .until <br />