Critical Illness or Injury Leave Sample Clauses

Critical Illness or Injury Leave. The leave provision for Critical Illness or Injury will follow the Employment Standards Act.
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Critical Illness or Injury Leave. An employee will be entitled to unpaid leave to care for a family member whose health has significantly changed due to critical illness or injury.
Critical Illness or Injury Leave. Employees may reference the Employment Insurance Act or Service Canada for information in regards to Critical Illness or Injury Leave. Employees shall be eligible for Critical Illness or Injury Leave in accordance with the Employment Standards Act.
Critical Illness or Injury Leave a) An employee who requests Critical Illness or Injury Leave is entitled to an unpaid leave to provide care or support to a family member if a medical practitioner or nurse practitioner issues a certificate that must:
Critical Illness or Injury Leave. An employee is entitled to critical illness or injury leave of up to 36 weeks of unpaid leave to provide care or support to a family member who is under 19 years of age at the start of the leave, or up to 16 weeks for a family member who is 19 years of age or older, in accordance with the Employment Standards Act. Access to benefits will continue and seniority will accrue.
Critical Illness or Injury Leave. Employees are entitled to up to 36 weeks of unpaid leave to provide care and support to a family member (under 19) whose life is at risk , or up to 16 weeks for a family member (19 or older) whose life is at risk. The leave must be taken in periods of one or more weeks. The definition of family member is as prescribed in the BC Employment Standards Act.
Critical Illness or Injury Leave. An employee who is entitled to critical illness or injury leave under the BC Employment Standards Act is entitled to a leave of absence without pay for up to 36 weeks to provide care for a critically ill or injured child and up to 16 weeks to provide care for a critically ill or injured adult. There will be no interruption in the accrual of seniority or benefits provided for under Article 27 – Health and Welfare Benefits.
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Critical Illness or Injury Leave. An employee will be entitled to critical illness or injury leaves as per Employment Standards Act.
Critical Illness or Injury Leave. (new) An employee who is entitled to critical illness benefits under the Employment Insurance Act is entitled to a leave of absence without pay of:
Critical Illness or Injury Leave. 1. Upon request, the employer shall grant an employee unpaid leave to care for a family member whose health has significantly changed due to illness or injury;
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