Common use of Evidence requirements Clause in Contracts

Evidence requirements. An Employee taking sick leave will give the Employer evidence that would satisfy a reasonable person the Employee is absent due to personal illness or injury, in the case of leave taken to attend an appointment (see subclause 61.5(b)) evidence of attendance. Evidence that would satisfy a reasonable person that the Employee is absent due to personal illness or injury includes:

Evidence requirements. (i) An Employee taking sick leave in accordance with sub- clause 55.2 will give the Employer evidence that would satisfy a reasonable person the Employee is absent due to personal illness or injury, in the case of leave taken to attend an appointment (see subclause 61.5(b)) evidence of attendance. Evidence that would satisfy a reasonable person that the Employee is absent due to personal illness or injury includes:

Evidence requirements. An Employee taking sick leave will give the Employer evidence that would satisfy a reasonable person the Employee is absent due to personal illness or injuryinjury or, in the case of leave taken to attend an appointment (see subclause 61.5(b62.5(b)) evidence of attendance. Evidence that would satisfy a reasonable person that the Employee is absent due to personal illness or injury includes:

Evidence requirements. (i) An Employee taking sick leave will give the Employer evidence that would satisfy a reasonable person the Employee is absent due to personal illness or injuryinjury or, in the case of leave taken to attend an appointment (see subclause 61.5(b51.4(b)) evidence of attendance. Evidence that would satisfy a reasonable person that the Employee is absent due to personal illness or injury includes:

Evidence requirements. ‌ An Employee taking sick leave will give the Employer evidence that would satisfy a reasonable person the Employee is absent due to personal illness or injuryinjury or, in the case of leave taken to attend an appointment (see subclause 61.5(b62.5(b)) evidence of attendance. Evidence that would satisfy a reasonable person that the Employee is absent due to personal illness or injury includes:

Evidence requirements. An Employee taking sick leave will give the Employer evidence that would satisfy a reasonable person the Employee is absent due to personal illness or injuryinjury or, in the case of leave taken to attend an appointment (see subclause 61.5(bclause 58.7(b)) evidence of attendance. Evidence that would satisfy a reasonable person that the Employee is absent due to personal illness or injury includes:

Evidence requirements. An Employee taking sick leave will give the Employer evidence that would satisfy a reasonable person the Employee is absent due to personal illness or injuryinjury or, in the case of leave taken to attend an appointment (see subclause 61.5(b62.4(b)) evidence of attendance. Evidence that would satisfy a reasonable person that the Employee is absent due to personal illness or injury includes:

Evidence requirements. An Employee taking sick leave will give the Employer evidence that would satisfy a reasonable person the Employee is absent due to personal illness or injuryinjury or, in the case of leave taken to attend an appointment (see subclause 61.5(bclause 57.5 REF _Ref474051252 \r \h (b)) evidence of attendance. Evidence that would satisfy a reasonable person that the Employee is absent due to personal illness or injury includes:

Evidence requirements. (i) An Employee taking sick leave in accordance with sub-clause 66.2 will give the Employer Company evidence that would satisfy a reasonable person the Employee is absent due to personal illness or injury, in the case of leave taken to attend an appointment (see subclause 61.5(b)) evidence of attendance. Evidence that would satisfy a reasonable person that the Employee is absent due to personal illness or injury includes:

Evidence requirements. An Employee taking sick leave will give the Employer Branch evidence that would satisfy a reasonable person the Employee is absent due to personal illness or injury, in the case of leave taken to attend an appointment (see subclause 61.5(b)40.5.2) evidence of attendance. Evidence that would satisfy a reasonable person that the Employee is absent due to personal illness or injury includes: