Examples of Sick pay in a sentence

Pay, Vacation, Holidays and Sick Pay shall be reduced in accordance with such reduced work week.
Pay, Vacation, Holidays and Sick Pay shall be reduced in accordance with such reduced workweek.
Sick Pay - is pay to an eligible employee who cannot perform his regular duties because of sickness (physical or psychological) or non-occupational injury, including maternity.
No later than October 18, 2009, the City shall inform all employees eligible to transfer to IIP of the requirement to elect, before November 18, 2009, to either transfer to the new IIP plan in accordance with clause 14B.02(b) or to elect to remain in the current Sick Pay Plan in accordance with Article 14A.
The Sick Pay Plan set out in this Article 14A applies only to employees hired prior to July 31, 2009, who elect, on or before November 18, 2009, to remain in the Sick Pay Plan.

More Definitions of Sick pay

Sick pay means any amount which:

Sick pay means the salary or wages paid to a Full- time, Part-time or Temporary Employee on Sick Leave.

Sick pay means your normal basic rate of pay less any Social Security benefits recoverable by you (whether or not recovered) and shall include any Statutory Sick Pay to which you may be entitled.

Sick pay. The Superintendent is provided ten (10) days of sick leave for each contract year for personal or immediate family illness, subject to accumulation and rollover from year-to-year, up to a maximum of 100 days which may be used for personal illness. "Immediate family" is defined in the

Sick pay means any occupational sick pay paid by an employer which is not a statutory entitlement required by law.

Sick pay means remuneration paid by an employer to an employee for time away from work due to sickness.

Sick pay means the pay that an individual may be awarded when he or she is absent on sick leave; and