Common use of Addressing concerns about Fitness for Work Clause in Contracts

Addressing concerns about Fitness for Work. (a) In the event the Employee's manager forms a reasonable belief (as defined at subclause 63.2(b) below) that an Employee may be unfit to perform their duties, the Employer will act in a timely manner to promote physical, mental and emotional health so that employees can safely undertake and sustain work.

Addressing concerns about Fitness for Work. (a) In the event the Employee's ’s manager forms a reasonable belief (as defined at subclause 63.2(b) below) that an Employee may be unfit to perform their duties, the Employer will act in a timely manner to promote physical, mental and emotional health so that employees Employees can safely undertake and sustain work.

Addressing concerns about Fitness for Work. (a) In the event the an Employee's ’s manager forms a reasonable belief (Reasonable Belief as defined at subclause 63.2(bsub- clause 60.2(b) below) below that an Employee may be is unfit to perform their duties, the Employer will act discuss their concerns with the Employee in a timely manner to promote physical, mental and emotional health so that employees Employees can safely undertake and sustain work.