Common use of Incarceration Leave Clause in Contracts

Incarceration Leave. (a) The Employer will grant a leave of absence to any employee who is convicted under the provisions of the Highway Traffic Act (Ontario) relating to offences arising out of the operation of a motor vehicle (the same to include driving a motor vehicle while intoxicated) if the employee is sentenced or charged to a term of imprisonment of not more than thirty (30) days. Such leave of absence shall be unpaid.

Incarceration Leave. (a) The Employer will employer shall grant a leave of absence to any employee who is convicted under the provisions of the Highway Traffic Act (Ontario) relating to offences arising out of the operation of a motor vehicle (the same to include driving a motor vehicle while intoxicated) if the employee is sentenced or charged to a term of imprisonment of not more than thirty one hundred, eighty (30180) days. Such leave of absence shall be unpaid.

Incarceration Leave. (a) The Employer will grant a leave of absence to any employee who is convicted under the provisions of the Highway Traffic Act (Ontario) relating to offences arising out of the operation of a motor vehicle (the same to include driving a motor vehicle while intoxicated) if the employee is sentenced or charged to a term of imprisonment of not more than thirty one hundred and eighty (30180) days. Such leave of absence shall be unpaid. An employee can only utilize the provisions of this Article once during the period of their employment.

Incarceration Leave. (a) 17.01 The Employer will grant a leave of absence to any employee who is convicted under the provisions of the Highway Traffic Act (Ontario) relating to offences offenses arising out of the operation of a motor vehicle (the same to include driving a motor vehicle while intoxicated) if the employee is sentenced or charged to a term of imprisonment of not more than thirty one eighty-nine (3089) days. Such leave of absence shall be unpaidunpaid and evidence to support eligibility will be required.