Common use of LEAVE OF ABSENCE - BEREAVEMENT Clause in Contracts

LEAVE OF ABSENCE - BEREAVEMENT. 11.08.01 When a death occurs in the immediate family of an employee, the employee shall be granted Bereavement Leave up to ten (10) days, at the employee's option, of which not more than three (3) will be with pay. The employee will take these three (3) days either consecutively or separately provided they are taken within ten (10) days following the death.

LEAVE OF ABSENCE - BEREAVEMENT. 11.08.01 11.07.01 When a death occurs in the immediate family of an employee, the employee shall be granted Bereavement Leave up to ten seven (107) calendar days, at the employee's option, of which not more than three (3) will be with pay. The employee Such leave will take these three (3) days either consecutively or separately provided they are taken within ten (10) days normally commence with the first day following the death or advice of death.

LEAVE OF ABSENCE - BEREAVEMENT. 11.08.01 11.09.01 When a death occurs in the immediate family of an employee, the employee shall be granted Bereavement Leave up to ten seven (107) calendar days, at the employee's option, of which not more than three (3) will be with pay. The employee Such leave will take these three (3) days either consecutively or separately provided they are taken within ten (10) days normally commence with the first day following the death or advice of death.

LEAVE OF ABSENCE - BEREAVEMENT. 11.08.01 11.09.01 When a death occurs in the immediate family of an employee, the employee shall be granted Bereavement Leave up to ten seven (107) days, at the employee's option, of which not more than three (3) will be with pay. The employee Such leave will take these three (3) days either consecutively or separately provided they are taken within ten (10) days normally commence with the first day following the death or advice of death.

LEAVE OF ABSENCE - BEREAVEMENT. 11.08.01 11.07.01 When a death occurs in the immediate family of an employee, the employee shall be granted Bereavement Leave up to ten seven (107) calendar days, at the employee's option, of which not more than three (3) will be with pay. Such leave will normally commence with the first day following the death. The employee will take these three (3) days either consecutively or separately provided they are taken within ten the (10) days following the death.

LEAVE OF ABSENCE - BEREAVEMENT. 11.08.01 11.09.01 When a death occurs in the immediate family of an employee, the employee shall be granted Bereavement Leave up to ten fourteen (1014) calendar days, at the employee's option, of which not more than three four (34) will be with pay. The employee will may take these three four (34) days either consecutively or separately provided they are taken within ten fourteen (1014) days following the death or advice of death.

LEAVE OF ABSENCE - BEREAVEMENT. 11.08.01 11.07.01 When a death occurs in the immediate family of an employee, the employee shall be granted Bereavement Leave up to ten seven (107) calendar days, at the employee's option, of which not more than three (3) will be with pay. Such leave will normally commence with the first day following the death. The employee will take these three (3) days either consecutively or separately provided they are taken within ten (10) days following the death.three

LEAVE OF ABSENCE - BEREAVEMENT. 11.08.01 When a death occurs in the immediate family of an employee, the employee shall be granted Bereavement Xxxxxxxxxxx Leave up to ten (10) days, at the employee's option, of which not more than three (3) will be with pay. The employee will take these three (3) days either consecutively or separately provided they are taken within ten (10) days following the death.

LEAVE OF ABSENCE - BEREAVEMENT. 11.08.01 11.09.01 When a death occurs in the immediate family of an employee, the employee shall be granted Bereavement Leave up to ten fourteen (1014) calendar days, at the employee's option, of which not more than three (3) will be with pay. The employee Such leave will take these three (3) days either consecutively or separately provided they are taken within ten (10) days normally commence with the first day following the death or advice of death.