Common use of Disregarded sick leave Clause in Contracts

Disregarded sick leave. a. Xxxx leave not exceeding an overall aggregate of two years may be granted by the employer in circumstances where an illness can be traced directly to the conditions or circumstances under which the employee is working, or where an injury suffered by the employee in the discharge of duties occurred through no fault of the employee, and where payment has not been made by the Accident Rehabilitation and Compensation Insurance Corporation. Leave granted under this sub-clause will not be debited from the employee's sick leave entitlement.

Disregarded sick leave. a. Xxxx Sick leave not exceeding an overall aggregate of two years may be granted by the employer in circumstances where an illness can be traced directly to the conditions or circumstances under which the employee is working, or where an injury suffered by the employee in the discharge of duties occurred through no fault of the employee, and where payment has not been made by the Accident Rehabilitation and Compensation Insurance Corporation. Leave granted under this sub-clause will not be debited from the employee's ’s sick leave entitlement.

Disregarded sick leave. a. Xxxx leave not exceeding an overall aggregate of two years may be granted by the employer in circumstances where an illness can be traced directly to the conditions or circumstances under which the employee is working, or where an injury suffered by the employee in the discharge of duties occurred through no fault of the employee, and where payment has not been made by the Accident Rehabilitation and Compensation Insurance Corporation. Leave granted under this sub-clause will not be debited from the employee's sick leave entitlement.