Eligibility for a maximum period of sick leave is not reinstated Sample Clauses

Eligibility for a maximum period of sick leave is not reinstated until four weeks after an employee’s return to duty from sick leave and provided that during such four weeks he/she does not have a further absence because of illness or off-duty injury. Any absence because of disability occurring within such a four week period is to be considered as a continuation of the previous period of sick leave.
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