LEAVE FOR ILLNESS OR OTHER PRESSING NECESSITY Sample Clauses

LEAVE FOR ILLNESS OR OTHER PRESSING NECESSITY. 19.01 Sick leave is intended to be used when an employee is sick as defined below.
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LEAVE FOR ILLNESS OR OTHER PRESSING NECESSITY. Xxxx leave credits shall accrue on the basis of one and one-quarter
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LEAVE FOR ILLNESS OR OTHER PRESSING NECESSITY. 1. Year-Round Employees (a) Year-round employees with less than three (3) months’ continuous service shall be advanced one (1) week's leave with pay for sickness or other pressing necessity. All other year-round employees shall be allowed to draw such leave as they have accumulated subject to Article 7.03.1(c). (b) Year-round employees who work an eight- (8) hour shift shall earn ten (10) hours of sick leave and all other employees shall earn 10.9375 hours of sick leave for each completed month of service. (c) Sick leave credits shall be accumulated from year to year. Employees shall be entitled to draw on their accumulation up to a maximum of 262 consecutive working days. (d) At the discretion of the CEO, an employee whose sick leave benefits are exhausted may be permitted to draw on his/her future credits to a maximum of thirty days. In the event that he/she separates, dies or retires, any overdrawn amount owing shall be recovered. The intent of this subsection is to deal primarily with instance of prolonged illness or accident, or for use when preceded by an illness which has exhausted earned sick leave, or in any other deserving situation.
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LEAVE FOR ILLNESS OR OTHER PRESSING NECESSITY. 18.1 Permanent and probationary employees with less than three (3) months continuous service shall be allowed one (1) week’s leave for sickness or other pressing necessity. All other employees shall be eligible for fifteen (15) working days’ leave with pay for each fiscal year. Any unused days of the foregoing amounts shall accumulate from year to year without limit. 18.1.1 Temporary employees shall earn sick leave at the rate of one point two-five (1.25) days for every one hundred fifty-six (156) hours worked. ‘These earned days shall accumulate from one temporary period of employment to another and will be carried over with the movement to a permanent position. This accumulation may be drawn on to its maximum. Time worked as a casual will count towards sick leave upon reaching temporary status, This benefit will lapse if the time between employment periods exceeds two (2) years, or a resignation/termination occurs.
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LEAVE FOR ILLNESS OR OTHER PRESSING NECESSITY. 18.1 Sick leave credits shall accrue on the basis of one and one-quarter (1 ¼) days for each month of service. Any unused days of the foregoing amounts shall accumulate from year to year without limit. (a) Sick leave credits for pressing necessity are limited to days earned in excess of twelve (12) days in each year of employment. (b) The maximum credits available for pressing necessity will not exceed three (3) days per calendar year and credits available for pressing necessity leave will not accumulate from year to year. (c) Usage of sick credits for pressing necessity shall be restricted in a manner that ensures compliance with Federal Government Employment Insurance Regulations. Such compliance, helps to maintain lower Group Life Insurance Premiums for individual employees as per Article 33.6. 18.2 Any employee who may be absent from duty on account of sickness or other pressing necessity must inform their immediate supervisor within the hour that they are to report for duty and the employees shall not be entitled to leave benefits prior to such notice unless the delay is shown to be justifiable by satisfactory evidence. 18.2.1 All employees are required to confirm their ongoing absences with their immediate supervisor on a regular basis. Employees shall submit a medical certificate if the expected period of leave is longer than seven (7) calendar days. 18.3 An employee to be entitled to payment of sick leave or other pressing necessity shall within seven (7) calendar days of return to duty, furnish his Department Head with a signed statement on the prescribed form provided by the Employer stating the date(s) of absence, reason(s) for absence, and name of person to whom absence was reported. 18.3.1 Should an employee not have sufficient credits as per Article 18.1, the employee shall be advanced up to five (5) days. This advance will be charged against the employee’s sick leave credits in the twelve (12) months immediately after return or in the event the employee does not return, against any payment that the employer may owe to the employee upon termination. During this payback period, no further advances will be granted until their sick leave balance allows for it. 18.4 The Employer may require an employee to furnish a medical certificate for the purpose of determining entitlement to benefits. In cases of lengthy illness, the Employer may require periodic medical certificates. The cost of such certificates will be paid by the Employer. 18.5 The Emplo...
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LEAVE FOR ILLNESS OR OTHER PRESSING NECESSITY. 17.01 Entitlement and Accumulation a) A permanent, probationary, or provisional employee, shall be allowed for illness, or other pressing necessity, fifteen
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LEAVE FOR ILLNESS OR OTHER PRESSING NECESSITY. 17.01 Definition
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