Decision 54287
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Claimant argues that the advanced or unearned sick leave credits were borrowed and had to be repaid: therefore, these monies should not be considered as earnings. Argument rejected by the BOR and the Umpire. The system of creating and accumulating credits served as a form of insurance against a time of inability to work. No credits were borrowed. The claimant upon resuming her employment started replacing credits as opposed to repaying them.
Decision 52573
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Claimant left his job because of illness on 18-09-98 and filed a claim on 18-11-98. Applied for antedating to 18-09, but application refused. The Commission found that there was no interruption of earnings since the claimant received an advance of 20 days of sick leave from his employer. Not earnings according to BOR. Error in fact and in law according to the Umpire.
Decision 10857
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Postal employee injured on 28-2; on early leave until 26-3; according to board, this was borrowed leave to be paid back later and therefore there was interruption of earnings. Error in law and fact.
