Common use of Disability and Worker’s Compensation Clause in Contracts

Disability and Worker’s Compensation. Section 1. Time off the job for absences related to an illness or injury will be granted by the Employer upon completion of the appropriate form accompanied by documentation from the employee's personal physician, which confirms that the employee’s medical condition prevents him/her from performing his/her job. In situations where an employee, because of an unexpected medical condition, is unable to complete the proper form and furnish the appropriate documentation in advance, a disability leave will be granted upon notice. Documentation from the employee's physician shall normally be provided within three (3) weeks or as soon as available.

Disability and Worker’s Compensation. Section 1. Time off the job for absences related to an illness or injury will be granted by the Employer Employer/Hospital upon completion of the appropriate form accompanied by documentation from the employee's personal physician, which confirms that the employee’s medical condition prevents him/her from performing his/her job. In situations where an employee, because of an unexpected medical condition, is unable to complete the proper form and furnish the appropriate documentation in advance, a disability leave will be granted upon notice. Documentation from the employee's physician shall normally be provided within three (3) weeks or as soon as available.

Disability and Worker’s Compensation. Section 1. Time off the job for absences related absence due to an illness or injury will be granted by the Employer Employer/Hospital upon completion of the appropriate form accompanied by documentation from the employee's ’s personal physician, physician which confirms that the employee’s medical condition prevents him/her from performing his/her job. In situations where an employee, because of an unexpected medical condition, is unable to complete the proper form and furnish the appropriate documentation in advance, a disability leave will may be granted upon notice. Documentation from the employee's ’s physician shall normally be provided within three (3) weeks days or as soon as available.