Common use of BOARD OF PHYSICIANS Clause in Contracts

BOARD OF PHYSICIANS. The Township also reserves the right to appoint a physician or Board of Physicians for the purpose of independent determination in cases of repeated absences or protracted periods of illness, or other justifiable reasons as to whether an Employee is physically able to carry out his duties and remain on the workforce at Township's expense.

BOARD OF PHYSICIANS. The Township also reserves the right to a appoint a physician or Board of Physicians for the purpose of independent determination in cases of repeated absences or protracted periods of illness, or other justifiable reasons as to whether an Employee is physically able to carry out his duties and remain on the workforce at Township's expense.

BOARD OF PHYSICIANS. The Township also reserves the right to appoint a physician or Board of Physicians for the purpose of independent determination in cases of repeated absences or protracted periods of illness, or other justifiable reasons as to whether an Employee is physically able to carry out his duties and remain on the workforce at Township's ’s expense.

BOARD OF PHYSICIANS. The Township also reserves the right to appoint a physician or a Board of Physicians for the purpose of or independent determination in cases of repeated absences or protracted periods of illness, or other justifiable reasons as to whether an Employee is physically able to carry out his duties and remain on the workforce at the Township's ’s expense.

BOARD OF PHYSICIANS. The Township also reserves the right to appoint a physician or Board of Physicians for the purpose of independent determination in cases of repeated absences or protracted periods of illness, or other justifiable reasons as to whether an Employee is physically able to carry out his duties and remain on the workforce at Township's Township expense.