Leave for Elections. When a teacher is nominated as a candidate and wishes to contest a Municipal, Regional, Provincial, or Federal election, she shall be granted leave-of-absence without pay up to a maximum period of ninety (90) calendar days, upon written notification to the Superintendent of Schools. Should the teacher be elected Member of Parliament or Member of the Legislative Assembly, she shall be granted Long-Term Personal Leave upon request.
Leave for Elections. Employees eligible to vote in a federal or provincial election shall have four (4) consecutive clear hours during the hours in which the polls are open in which to cast their ballot.
Leave for Elections. The Employer shall allow leave of absence without pay so that an employee may be a candidate in a federal, provincial or municipal election, in accordance with the provisions of applicable legislation.
Leave for Elections. Employees on duty the day of a Federal, Provincial or Municipal election agree to vote at an advanced poll or will arrange a duty exchange for voting on Election Day.
Leave for Elections. Employees who are eligible to vote in a Federal or Provincial election or referendum shall be entitled to four (4) consecutive hours free from work during the hours the polls are open to cast their vote. If in order to satisfy this provision an employee must absent her/himself from work they shall suffer no loss of salary for the scheduled hours away from work.
Leave for Elections. Employees eligible to vote in a federal or provincial election shall have four
