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So I already tried the way via the terminal by connecting the slave via javaws, but the client dies the same way when the master gets shutdown. So this is not a workaround. And this only happens on Linux and OS X. I re-tested with Windows and I cannot observe this behavior. There the client re-connects successfully once the master is back online.
I'm not that happy with the 'java' workaround given that it would require us to update all of our 70 machines, by downloading the slave.jar file first. Also not sure how often it was required to re-download it given updates to that file. I'm working on a puppet configuration for us but that is not ready yet.