Common use of Certificate of Illness Clause in Contracts

Certificate of Illness. Evidence in the form of a physician's certificate or certificate of illness shall be furnished as proof of adequacy of the reason for the employee's absence during the time when sick leave was requested. Certificates may be required by the Fire Chief or designee when there is an absence in excess of three (3) days; or whenever there is reason to believe that the sick leave is being abused.

Certificate of Illness. Evidence in the form of a physician's certificate or certificate of illness shall be furnished as proof of adequacy of the reason for the employee's absence during the time when sick leave was requested. Certificates may be required by the Fire Chief or designee when there is an absence in excess of three (3) days; or or, whenever there is reason to believe that the sick leave is being abused. A release for work, detailing work restrictions, if any, may be required when an employee is returning to work after an injury or illness.

Certificate of Illness. Evidence Substantiating evidence in the form of a physician's certificate or ’s certificate of illness shall may be furnished as proof of the adequacy of the reason for the employee's ’s absence during the time when sick leave was requested. Certificates may be required by the Fire Chief or designee City Manager when there is an (1) absence in excess of three (3) days; or , and (2) whenever there is reason to believe that the sick leave is being abused.

Certificate of Illness. Evidence Substantiating evidence in the form of a physician's certificate or ’s certificate of illness shall may be furnished as proof of the adequacy of the reason for the employee's ’s absence during the time when sick leave was requested. Certificates may shall be required by the City Manager, Fire Chief Chief, or designee designee, when there is an (1) absence in excess of three two (32) days; or whenever there is reason to believe that the sick leave is being abused., and

Certificate of Illness. Evidence in the form of a physician's certificate or certificate of illness shall be furnished as proof of adequacy of the reason for the employee's absence during the time when sick leave was requested. Certificates may be required by the Fire Chief or designee when there is an (1) absence in excess of three (3) days; , or (2) whenever there is reason to believe that the sick leave is being abused.

Certificate of Illness. Evidence in the form of a physician's certificate or certificate of illness executed by the employee and the Fire Chief and upon the form approved by the City Manager shall be furnished as proof of adequacy of the reason for the employee's absence during the time when sick leave was requested. Certificates may be required by the Fire Chief or designee when there is an (1) absence in excess of three (3) days; , or (2) whenever there is reason to believe that the sick leave is being abused.

Certificate of Illness. Evidence in the form of a physician's certificate or certificate of illness shall be furnished as proof of adequacy of the reason for the employee's absence during the time when sick leave was requested. Certificates may be required by the Fire Chief or designee when there is an (1) absence in excess of three (3) days; , or (2) whenever there is reason to believe that the sick leave is being abused. A release for work, detailing work restrictions, if any, may be required when an employee is returning to work after an injury or illness.