Common use of Child Bearing Leave Clause in Contracts

Child Bearing Leave. (i) An employee shall be entitled to use accrued paid sick leave during such time before the birth of the child for pre-natal care as necessitated by the employee’s physician. (ii) The period of child-bearing leave shall be the length of time during which the employee’s physician certifies that the employee is incapacitated from working. The employee shall provide a letter from her physician stating when the period of incapacity commences and when the period of incapacity is anticipated to cease.

Child Bearing Leave. (i) An employee shall be entitled to use accrued paid sick leave during such time before the birth of the child for pre-natal care as necessitated by the employee’s physician. (ii) The period of child-bearing leave shall be the length of time during which the employee’s physician certifies that the employee is incapacitated from working. The employee shall provide a letter from her their physician stating when the period of incapacity commences and when the period of incapacity is anticipated to cease.

Child Bearing Leave. (i1) An employee shall be entitled to use accrued paid sick leave during such time before the birth of the child for pre-natal prenatal care as necessitated by the employee’s physician. (ii2) The period of child-bearing leave shall be the length of time during which the employee’s physician certifies that the employee is incapacitated from working. The employee shall provide a letter from her physician stating when the period of incapacity commences and when the period of incapacity is anticipated to cease.

Child Bearing Leave. (i) An employee shall be entitled to use accrued paid sick leave during such time before the birth of the child for pre-natal prenatal care as necessitated by the employee’s physician. (ii) The period of child-bearing leave shall be the length of time during which the employee’s physician certifies that the employee is incapacitated from working. working The employee shall provide a letter from her physician stating when the period of incapacity commences and when the period of incapacity is anticipated to cease.