Common use of Blood Donation Clause in Contracts

Blood Donation. ‌ An employee may be granted paid release time of up to a maximum of one (1) hour, chargeable to sick leave for donating blood during regularly scheduled hours of work. The length of such leave must be approved by the supervisor and is dependent upon the nature and scheduling of the work performed and the travel distance required.

Blood Donation. ‌ An employee may be granted paid release time of up to a maximum of one one (1) hour, chargeable to sick leave hour for donating blood during regularly scheduled hours of work. The length of such the leave must be approved in advance by the supervisor and is dependent upon supervisor. Approval or denial of this leave shall be within the nature and scheduling sole discretion of the work performed and the travel distance requiredDepartment.

Blood Donation. ‌ An employee may be granted paid release time of up to a maximum of one (1) hour, chargeable to sick leave for donating blood during regularly scheduled hours of work. The length of such leave must be approved by the supervisor and is dependent upon the nature and scheduling of the work performed and the travel distance required.