Common use of Conditions of Illness Entitlement Clause in Contracts

Conditions of Illness Entitlement. In lieu of 29.01 the following shall apply: If an Employee uses their total sick leave entitlement in any one employment year, the Employee is not entitled to further paid sick leave for that employment year until further benefits accrue pursuant to Clause 45.11. Clauses 29.02, 29.03, 29.06 shall not apply. In lieu of 29.05 the following shall apply: Illness benefits shall not apply if the absence is due to an injury while in the employ of any other employer; nor is the Employee eligible for any sick leave benefits for any subsequent absences caused by that injury.

Conditions of Illness Entitlement. In lieu of 29.01 the following shall apply: If an Employee employee uses their his total sick leave entitlement in any one employment year, the Employee he is not entitled to further paid sick leave for that employment year until further benefits accrue pursuant to Clause 45.11. Clauses 29.02, 29.03, 29.06 and 29.07 shall not apply. In lieu of 29.05 the following shall apply: Illness benefits shall not apply if if: (a) the absence is due to an injury while in the employ of any other employer; nor is the Employee he eligible for any sick leave benefits for any subsequent absences caused by that injury; or (b) the absence is due to an intentional self-inflicted injury.

Conditions of Illness Entitlement. In lieu of 29.01 the following shall apply: If an Employee uses their his total sick leave entitlement in any one employment year, the Employee he is not entitled to further paid sick leave for that employment year until further benefits accrue pursuant to Clause 45.11. Clauses 29.02, 29.03, 29.06 shall not apply. In lieu of 29.05 the following shall apply: Illness benefits shall not apply if if: (a) the absence is due to an injury while in the employ of any other employer; nor is the Employee he eligible for any sick leave benefits for any subsequent absences caused by that injury; or (b) the absence is due to an intentional self-inflicted injury.