Common use of Agent for the Employee Clause in Contracts

Agent for the Employee. If the treating physician certifies that the employee’s disability prevents him/her from acting on his/her own behalf for CLB purposes, the spouse, registered domestic partner or adult child of the employee may act as the employee’s agent (see Appendix D for definition of “domestic partner”), and/or any person holding a valid general power of attorney or a valid durable power of attorney for health purposes granted by the employee may act on the employee’s behalf. 15.1 Regular Holidays‌

Agent for the Employee. If the treating physician certifies that the employee’s disability prevents him/her from acting on his/her own behalf for CLB purposes, the spouse, registered domestic partner or adult child of the employee may act as the employee’s agent (see Appendix D for definition of “domestic partner”), and/or any person holding a valid general power of attorney or a valid durable power of attorney for health purposes granted by the employee may act on the employee’s behalf. 15.1 Regular Holidays‌Holidays

Agent for the Employee. If the treating physician certifies that the employee’s disability prevents him/her from acting on his/her own behalf for CLB purposes, the spouse, registered domestic partner or adult child of the employee may act as the employee’s agent (see Appendix D for definition of “domestic partner”), and/or any person holding a valid general power of attorney or a valid durable power of attorney for health purposes granted by the employee may act on the employee’s behalf. 15.1 Regular Holidays‌