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7.4(4) Vacation schedule /Uaaae <br /> A. The scheduled use of vacation shall be approved in <br /> advance by the employee's supervisor. <br /> B. Except for confidential employees, vacation leaves <br /> of less than the employee's regular work day shall <br /> not be .deducted from the employee's accrued <br /> vacation leave balance. <br /> 7.5 lick Leave <br /> 7.5(1) lick Leave accrual <br /> A. Management and confidential employee shall during <br /> his /her first year of employment earn sick leave at <br /> the rate of eight (8.0) hours for each month of <br /> service. On the employee's first anniversary <br /> date, each employee shall receive throe hundred <br /> eighty -four (384.0) hours sick leave, in addition <br /> to the sick leave earned but not used during the <br /> first year of employment. Upon completion of five <br /> (5) years of service, each employee shall again <br /> earn sick leave at a rate of eight (8.0) hours per <br /> month to a maximum accumulation of one thousand, <br /> four hundred forty (1,440) hours of sick leave <br /> except as follows. Management and confidential <br /> employees may accumulate an unlimited number of <br /> sick leave hours, except, however, hours <br /> accumulated in excess of one thousand four hundred <br /> and forty (1,440) may be used only to apply toward <br /> additional years of service under the current PERS <br /> "Credit for Unused Sick Leave ", Government Code, <br /> Section 20862.8. <br /> B. An employee on leave of absence with pay in lieu of <br /> temporary disability payments pursuant to Section <br /> 4850 of the Labor Code shall accumulate sick leave <br /> during said leave of absence, in accordance with <br /> the provisions of that section. <br /> • <br /> 7.5(4) lick Leave Usaae • <br /> A. Management and confidential employees shall be <br /> eligible for sick leave with pay. Sick leave shall <br /> not be considered a right which an employee may use <br /> at his /her discretion, but shall be allowed only as <br /> follows: <br /> - 9 - <br />