West Virginia Code § 7-14-17b

Sick leave for deputy sheriffs
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(a) The county commission of each county shall allow the sheriff's deputies sick leave with
pay to be computed as follows: Full-time deputies are entitled to one and one-half days sick
leave for each calendar month worked, or greater part thereof; part-time deputies are
entitled to sick leave at the same rate and in the same proportion that hours actually worked
bears to hours regularly scheduled for full-time deputies. e
(b) Sick leave may be granted only when illness on the part of or injury to the deputy
incapacitates him or her for duty: Provided, That the sheriff of the county in which the
deputy is employed has the authority to require the deputy to pruoduce a statement from an
attending physician for each day of sick leave beyond two days. This statement shall include
dates of treatment and also state that the deputy was unablet to work. In the absence of the
physician's statement, if required, annual leave shall be charged for the entire period.
(c) In the event of illness, a full-time deputy may take without limit emergency sick leave
without pay after all accrued sick leave, annual lealve and compensatory time available to the
full-time deputy has been exhausted. s

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