Hospitalized. The employee is formally admitted as an “in-patient” on a physician’s order for at least 24 hours; or they undergo a surgical procedure or any other corrective treatment requiring anaesthesia, sedatives or narcotics on an out- patient basis in a hospital or doctor’s or dentist’s office, and they are unable, as verified in writing by the attending physician or dentist, to return to work.
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Samples: Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement
Hospitalized. The employee is formally admitted as an “in-patient” on a physician’s order for at least 24 hours; or they undergo a surgical procedure or any other corrective treatment requiring anaesthesia, sedatives or narcotics on an out- out-patient basis in a hospital or doctor’s or dentist’s office, and they are unable, as verified in writing by the attending physician or dentist, to return to work.
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Samples: Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement
Hospitalized. The employee is formally admitted as an “in-in- patient” on a physician’s order for at least 24 hours; or they undergo a surgical procedure or any other corrective treatment requiring anaesthesia, sedatives or narcotics on an out- out-patient basis in a hospital or doctor’s or dentist’s office, and they are unable, as verified in writing by the attending physician or dentistphysician, to return to work.
Appears in 2 contracts
Samples: Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement
Hospitalized. The employee is formally admitted as an “in-patient” on a physician’s order for at least 24 hours; or they undergo a surgical procedure or any other corrective treatment requiring anaesthesia, sedatives or narcotics on an out- patient basis in a hospital or doctor’s or dentist’s office, and they are unable, as verified in writing by the attending physician or dentistphysician, to return to work.
Appears in 2 contracts
Samples: Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement
Hospitalized. The employee is formally admitted as an “in-patient” on a physician’s order for at least 24 hours; or they undergo a surgical procedure or any other corrective treatment requiring anaesthesia, sedatives or narcotics on an out- out-patient basis in a hospital or doctor’s or dentist’s office, and they are unable, as verified in writing by the attending physician or dentistphysician, to return to work.
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Samples: Collective Agreement
