Seaman’s Sick Leave
113. The seaman’s sick leave is entitled to the chief officers, helmsmen, able-bodied seamen, chief engineers, oilers, seamen and stokers who perform duties in posts which are entitled to pension on state-owned ships.
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113. The seaman’s sick leave is entitled to the chief officers, helmsmen, able-bodied seamen, chief engineers, oilers, seamen and stokers who perform duties in posts which are entitled to pension on state-owned ships.
114. The master of a ship may grant seaman’s sick leave.
115. In granting seaman’s sick leave,
(a) the medical certificate which reports that the illness or injury incurred in performing duties shall be accompanied;
(b) the master of a ship shall believe that the illness or injury is not due to one of the following causes:
(i) the illness or injury is due to the seaman’s voluntary act or negligence;
(ii) the illness or injury is more serious due to the seaman’s voluntary act than before;
(iii) the illness or injury is due to drunkenness or other self indulgence;
(iv) the illness or injury is due to the causes not relating to the performance of duties;
(v) the illness or injury is due to the seaman’s own carelessness or inexperience.
116. In granting seaman’s sick leave:
(a) it shall be granted the full average pay up to three months during three years of service;
(b) the amount of compensation payable under the Workmen’s Compensation Act shall be deducted from the amount of leave pay permissible;
(c) it shall not be granted in continuation after other kinds of leave after them;
(d) other kinds of leave shall be granted in continuation of the seaman’s sick leave after it if there is the recommendation of the relevant doctor.