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7. Employees returning from a leave of absence will be reinstated to their same job <br /> or to an equivalent job with equivalent status and pay, as required by law. <br /> Employees returning from a medical leave must provide certification of their <br /> ability to perform the functions of their job. Employees returning from a military <br /> leave also must comply with all of the reinstatement requirements specified by <br /> federal law. If the same job or one of equivalent status and pay is not available <br /> as a result of a reduction in force, the employee will be treated in the same <br /> manner as though he/she had been actively employed at the time of the <br /> reduction of force. <br /> 8. Employees who are unable to report for work because of arrest and incarceration <br /> will be placed on a special personal leave of absence (in a paid status if the <br /> employee has accrued vacation, floating holidays or comp time available). The <br /> employee is required to notify the employee's department head within forty-eight <br /> (48) hours of incarceration or are subject to separation from employment with the <br /> City discipline, including but not limited to termination. If the employee is unable <br /> to secure bail, the leave of absence will continue until final disposition of the <br /> charges. If the employee is freed on bail, the employee's department head, the <br /> Human Resources Director and City Manager will decide whether active <br /> employment is appropriate pending final disposition of the charges. <br /> Notwithstanding the aforementioned, if the employee is unable to return to work <br /> within three (3) days, the employee shall be deemed to abandon his/her <br /> employment and termination is automatic. <br /> 9. If an employee fails to return to work at the conclusion of an approved leave of <br /> absence, including any extension of the leave, the employee may be considered <br /> to have voluntarily terminated employment. <br /> 10.Employees who are absent from work for more than three consecutive days <br /> without giving proper notice to the City may be considered to have voluntarily <br /> terminated employment unless there are substantiated mitigating circumstances <br /> that the City accepts. In the absence of acceptable mitigating circumstances, <br /> the City will formally note the termination and advise the employee of the action <br /> by certified mail to the employee's last known address. <br /> CODING: Words stricken are deletions,words underlined are additions. <br /> Policy 704:1 —Leaves of Absence Page 4 of 4 <br />