Basis for Separation Sample Clauses

Basis for Separation. 1. A medical separation shall be based on:
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Basis for Separation. 1. A medical separation shall be based at least on a UCLA statement describing the essential functions the employee is unable to perform satisfactorily; and
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Basis for Separation. An employee shall be considered separated from employment based on the following actions.
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Basis for Separation. There are two circumstances in which medical separation is appropriate:
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Basis for Separation. 1. A non-probationary career employee is unable to perform essential assigned functions with or without reasonable accommodation due to a medical condition documented by the employee’s physician and/or University appointed physician, that employee may be medically separated.
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