Common use of Certification of Illness Clause in Contracts

Certification of Illness. 13 a. Sick leave of four (4) consecutive working days or less may be 14 permitted without requiring the employee to submit a licensed 15 physician's certification of sickness or illness provided the Chief 16 has other satisfactory evidence of bona fide illness. The granting 17 of sick leave for not more than four (4) days without the necessity 18 of a licensed physician's certification is in all cases discretionary 19 with the Chief and shall be subject to such verification as he or she 20 sees fit to require.

Certification of Illness. 13 9 a. Sick leave of four (4) consecutive working days or less may be 14 10 permitted without requiring the employee to submit a licensed 15 11 physician's certification of sickness or illness provided the Chief 16 12 has other satisfactory evidence of bona fide illness. The granting 17 13 of sick leave for not more than four (4) days without the necessity 18 14 of a licensed physician's certification is in all cases discretionary 19 15 with the Chief and shall be subject to such verification as he or she 20 16 sees fit to require.

Certification of Illness. 13 8 a. Sick leave of four (4) consecutive working days or less may be 14 9 permitted without requiring the employee to submit a licensed 15 physician's certification of sickness or illness provided the Chief 16 11 has other satisfactory evidence of bona fide illness. The granting 17 12 of sick leave for not more than four (4) days without the necessity 18 13 of a licensed physician's certification is in all cases discretionary 19 14 with the Chief and shall be subject to such verification as he or he/she 20 15 sees fit to require.

Certification of Illness. 13 11 a. Sick leave of four (4) consecutive working days or less may be 14 12 permitted without requiring the employee to submit a licensed 15 13 physician's certification of sickness or illness provided the Chief 16 14 has other satisfactory evidence of bona fide illness. The granting 17 15 of sick leave for not more than four (4) days without the necessity 18 16 of a licensed physician's certification is in all cases discretionary 19 17 with the Chief and shall be subject to such verification as he or she 20 18 sees fit to require.

Certification of Illness. 13 12 a. Sick leave of four (4) consecutive working days or less may be 14 13 permitted without requiring the employee to submit a licensed 15 physician's certification of sickness or illness provided the Chief 16 has other satisfactory evidence of bona fide illness. The granting 17 16 of sick leave for not more than four (4) days without the necessity 18 17 of a licensed physician's certification is in all cases discretionary 19 18 with the Chief and shall be subject to such verification as he or she 20 19 sees fit to require.

Certification of Illness. 13 2 a. Sick leave of four (4) consecutive working days or less may be 14 3 permitted without requiring the employee to submit a licensed 15 physician's certification of sickness or illness provided the Chief 16 5 has other satisfactory evidence of bona fide illness. The granting 17 6 of sick leave for not more than four (4) days without the necessity 18 7 of a licensed physician's certification is in all cases discretionary 19 8 with the Chief and shall be subject to such verification as he or he/she 20 9 sees fit to require.

Certification of Illness. 13 16 a. Sick leave of four (4) consecutive working days or less may be 14 17 permitted without requiring the employee to submit a licensed 15 18 physician's certification of sickness or illness provided the Police 19 Chief 16 has other satisfactory evidence of bona fide illness. The 20 granting 17 of sick leave for not more than four (4) days without the 21 necessity 18 of a licensed physician's certification is in all cases 22 discretionary 19 with the Police Chief and shall be subject to such 23 verification as he or he/she 20 sees fit to require.

Certification of Illness. 13 3 a. Sick leave of four (4) consecutive working days or less may be 14 4 permitted without requiring the employee to submit a licensed 15 physician's certification of sickness or illness provided the Chief 16 6 has other satisfactory evidence of bona fide illness. The granting 17 7 of sick leave for not more than four (4) days without the necessity 18 8 of a licensed physician's certification is in all cases discretionary 19 9 with the Chief and shall be subject to such verification as he or she 20 10 sees fit to require.

Certification of Illness. 13 15 a. Sick leave of four (4) consecutive working days or less may be 14 16 permitted without requiring the employee to submit a licensed 15 physician's health care 17 provider’s certification of sickness or illness provided the Police 18 Chief 16 has other satisfactory evidence of bona fide illness. The 19 granting 17 of sick leave for not more than four (4) days without the 20 necessity 18 of a licensed physician's health care provider’s certification is in all cases 21 discretionary 19 with the Police Chief and shall be subject to such 22 verification as he or he/she 20 sees fit to require.

Certification of Illness. 13 17 a. Sick leave of four (4) consecutive working days or less may be 14 18 permitted without requiring the employee to submit a licensed 15 physician's certification of sickness or illness provided the 20 Chief 16 has other satisfactory evidence of bona fide illness. The 21 granting 17 of sick leave for not more than four (4) days without the 22 necessity 18 of a licensed physician's certification is in all cases 1 discretionary 19 with the Police Chief and shall be subject to such 2 verification as he or he/she 20 sees fit to require.

Certification of Illness. 13 21 a. Sick leave of four (4) consecutive working days or less may be 14 22 permitted without requiring the employee to submit a licensed 15 physician's health care 23 provider’s certification of sickness or illness provided the Police 1 Chief 16 has other satisfactory evidence of bona fide illness. The 2 granting 17 of sick leave for not more than four (4) days without the 3 necessity 18 of a licensed physician's health care provider’s certification is in all cases 4 discretionary 19 with the Police Chief and shall be subject to such 5 verification as he or he/she 20 sees fit to require.

Certification of Illness. 13 20 a. Sick leave of four (4) consecutive working days or less may be 14 21 permitted without requiring the employee to submit a licensed 15 physician's certification of sickness or illness provided the Chief 16 23 has other satisfactory evidence of bona fide illness. The granting 17 1 of sick leave for not more than four (4) days without the necessity 18 2 of a licensed physician's certification is in all cases discretionary 19 3 with the Chief and shall be subject to such verification as he or she 20 4 sees fit to require.