Common use of Certificate of Illness Clause in Contracts

Certificate of Illness. ‌ Physician certificates may be required by the County when there is an absence in excess of three (3) consecutive days or whenever there is reason to believe that sick leave is being abused or the absence is questionable. An employee may be required to be examined by a physician selected by the County for verification purposes. In the event of family/personal medical leave, the employee will complete the appropriate authorization form supplied by Human Resources in accordance with County policy. If an employee becomes ill or injured during a vacation leave of three (3) or more consecutive work shifts, the time will be recorded as sick leave only if it is substantiated by a written certification issued by the employee’s treating physician.

Certificate of Illness. ‌ Physician certificates may be required by the County when there is an absence in excess of three (3) consecutive days or whenever there is reason to believe that sick leave is being abused or the absence is questionable. An employee may be required to be examined by a physician selected by the County for verification purposes. In the event of family/personal medical leave, the employee will complete the appropriate authorization form supplied by Human Resources in accordance with County policy. If an employee becomes ill or injured during a vacation leave of three (3) or more consecutive work shifts, the time will be recorded as sick leave only if it is substantiated by a written certification issued by the employee’s treating physician.

Certificate of Illness. ‌ Physician certificates may be required by the County when there is an absence in excess of three (3) consecutive days work shifts or whenever there is reason to believe that sick leave is being abused or the absence is questionable. An employee may be required to be examined by a physician selected by the County for verification purposespurposes at the County’s expense. In the event of family/personal medical leave, the employee will complete the appropriate authorization form supplied by Human Resources in accordance with County policy. If an employee becomes ill or injured during a vacation annual leave of three (3) or more consecutive work shifts, the time will be recorded as sick leave only if it is substantiated by a written certification issued by the employee’s treating physician.

Certificate of Illness. ‌ Physician certificates or an examination by a physician selected and paid for by the County may be required by the County employer when there is an absence from work in excess of three five (35) consecutive days or whenever there is reason to believe that sick leave is being abused or the absence is questionable. An employee may be required to be examined by a physician selected by the County for verification purposes. In the event of family/personal family medical leave, the employee will complete the appropriate authorization form forms supplied by Human Resources in accordance with County policy. If an employee becomes ill or injured during a vacation leave request of three (3) or more consecutive work shiftsworkdays, the time will be recorded as sick leave only if it is substantiated by a physician’s written certification issued by the employee’s treating physiciancertification.

Certificate of Illness. ‌ Physician certificates may be required by the County when there is an is: absence in excess of three (3) consecutive days or whenever there is reason to believe that sick leave is being abused or the absence is questionable. An employee may be required to be examined by a physician selected by the County for verification purposes. In the event of family/personal medical leave, the employee will complete the appropriate authorization form supplied by Human Resources in accordance with County policy. If an employee becomes ill or injured during a vacation leave of three (3) or more consecutive work shifts, the time will be recorded as sick leave only if it is the substantiated by a physician’s written certification issued by the employee’s treating physiciancertification.