Common use of Family Medical Leave Clause in Contracts

Family Medical Leave. 18.07 Family medical leave may be granted to provide care and support to a family member whose illness is potentially fatal pursuant to the Employment Standards Act 2000, C.9, as amended.

Family Medical Leave. 18.07 Family medical leave may be granted to provide care and support to a family member whose illness is potentially fatal pursuant to the Employment Standards Act 2000, C.9, as amendedAct.

Family Medical Leave. 18.07 Family medical leave may be granted to provide care and support to a family member whose illness is potentially fatal pursuant to the Employment Standards Act 2000Xxx 0000, C.9, as amended.

Family Medical Leave. 18.07 Family medical leave may be granted to provide care and support to a family member whose illness is potentially fatal pursuant to the Employment Standards Act 2000, C.9, as amendedAct.

Family Medical Leave. 18.07 L26.8.1 Family medical leave as per the Employment Standards Act, may be granted taken to provide care and support to a specified family member whose illness for whom a qualified medical practitioner has issued a certificate indicating that the family member has a serious medical condition and that there is potentially fatal pursuant to the Employment Standards Act 2000, C.9, as amendeda significant risk of death occurring within a period of 26 weeks.

Family Medical Leave. 18.07 26.8 Family medical leave as per the Employment Standards Act, may be granted taken to provide care and support to a specified family member whose illness for whom a qualified medical practitioner has issued a certificate indicating that the family member has a serious medical condition and that there is potentially fatal pursuant to the Employment Standards Act 2000, C.9, as amendeda significant risk of death occurring within a period of 26 weeks.

Family Medical Leave. 18.07 23.8.1 Family medical leave as per the Employment Standards Act, may be granted taken to provide care and support to a specified family member whose illness for whom a qualified medical practitioner has issued a certificate indicating that the family member has a serious medical condition and that there is potentially fatal pursuant to the Employment Standards Act 2000, C.9, as amendeda significant risk of death occurring within a period of 26 weeks.