Common use of Illness in the Immediate Family Clause in Contracts

Illness in the Immediate Family. Up to three (3) days sick leave may be used by an employee for critical illness in the immediate family. Critical illness is defined as an illness where death may occur; surgery is performed requiring hospitalization; or an illness requiring treatment by a physician. Verification of critical illness must be made by an attending physician. Such verification must be submitted within seven (7) days following the employee’s return to work. In the event an employee is required to attend medical treatment for work related accident or illness, the employee will have such time paid for all treatment that occurs during the employee’s regular schedule work time.

Illness in the Immediate Family. Up to three (3) days sick leave may be used by an employee for critical illness in the immediate family. Critical illness is defined as an illness where death may occur; surgery is performed requiring hospitalization; hospitalization or an illness requiring treatment by a physician. Verification of critical illness must be made by an attending physician. Such verification must be submitted within seven (7) days following the employee’s return to work. In the event an employee is required to attend medical treatment for work related accident or illness, the employee will have such time paid for all treatment that occurs during the employee’s regular schedule work time.