Common use of Leaves for Injury and Sickness Clause in Contracts

Leaves for Injury and Sickness. Any employee, after exhaustion of vacation time, who completes her/his probationary period and becomes ill and presents a physician’s statement of such illness to the Employer shall be granted an unpaid sick leave for a period not to exceed thirty (30) days. Such sick leave may be extended for successive thirty (30) day periods upon presentation of a physician’s statement that the employee’s health or physical condition is such as to prevent her/him from performing the essential functions of the job for a maximum period of twelve (12) months within any twenty four (24) month period or length of seniority (whichever is shorter) from the first day of absence. Seniority shall, but vacation or other benefits shall not, accrue or be provided during the Medical Leave. This leave shall be taken concurrently with available FMLA leave. In the event the Employee requires an extension of leave, such request must be made prior to exhaustion of the approved leave period. a) A physician’s statement shall not be necessary for illness or injuries of short duration: i.e. of up to three (3) days.

Leaves for Injury and Sickness. Any employee, after exhaustion of vacation timepaid time off, who completes her/his probationary period and becomes ill and presents a physician’s 's statement of such illness to the Employer shall be granted an unpaid sick leave for a period not to exceed thirty (30) days. Such sick leave may be extended for successive thirty (30) day periods upon presentation of a physician’s 's statement that the employee’s health or physical condition is such as to prevent her/him from performing the essential functions of the job for a maximum period of twelve (12) months within any twenty four (24) month period or length of seniority (whichever is shorter) from the first day of absence. Seniority shall, but vacation paid time off or other benefits shall not, not accrue or be provided during the Medical Leave. This leave shall be taken concurrently with available FMLA leave. In the event the Employee requires an extension of leave, such request must be made prior to exhaustion of the approved leave period. a) A physician’s 's statement shall not be necessary for illness or injuries of short duration: i.e. of up to three (3) days.

Leaves for Injury and Sickness. Any employee, after exhaustion of vacation time, PTO who completes her/his probationary period and becomes ill and presents a physician’s 's statement of such illness to the Employer shall be granted an unpaid sick leave for a period not to exceed thirty (30) days. Such sick leave may be extended for successive thirty (30) day periods upon presentation of a physician’s 's statement that the employee’s health or physical condition is such as to prevent her/him from performing the essential functions of the job for a maximum period of twelve (12) months within any twenty four (24) month period or length of seniority (whichever is shorter) from the first day of absence. Seniority shall, but vacation or other benefits shall not, accrue or be provided during the Medical Leave. This leave shall be taken concurrently with available FMLA leave. In the event the Employee requires an extension of leave, such request must be made prior to exhaustion of the approved leave period. (a) A physician’s 's statement shall not be necessary for illness or injuries of short duration: i.e. of up to three (3) days.

Leaves for Injury and Sickness. Any employee, after exhaustion of vacation timePTO, who completes her/his probationary period and becomes ill and presents a physician’s 's statement of such illness to the Employer Employer, shall be granted an unpaid sick leave for a period not to exceed thirty (30) days. Such sick leave may be extended for successive thirty (30) day periods upon presentation of a physician’s 's statement that the employee’s health or physical condition is such as to prevent her/him from performing the essential functions of the job for a maximum period of twelve (12) months within any twenty twenty-four (24) month period or length of seniority (whichever is shorter) from the first day of absence. Seniority shall, but vacation PTO or other benefits shall not, accrue or be provided during the Medical Leave. This leave shall be taken concurrently with available FMLA leave. In the event the Employee requires an extension of leave, such request must be made prior to exhaustion of the approved leave period. a) A physician’s 's statement shall not be necessary for illness or injuries of short duration: i.e. of up to three (3) days.

Leaves for Injury and Sickness. Any employee, after exhaustion of vacation time, who completes her/his probationary period and becomes ill and presents a physician’s 's statement of such illness to the Employer shall be granted an unpaid sick leave for a period not to exceed thirty (30) days. Such sick leave may be extended for successive thirty (30) day periods upon presentation of a physician’s 's statement that the employee’s health or physical condition is such as to prevent her/him from performing the essential functions of the job for a maximum period of twelve (12) months within any twenty four (24) month period or length of seniority (whichever is shorter) from the first day of absence. Seniority shall, but vacation or other benefits shall not, accrue or be provided during the Medical Leave. This leave shall be taken concurrently with available FMLA leave. In the event the Employee requires an extension of leave, such request must be made prior to exhaustion of the approved leave period. a) A physician’s 's statement shall not be necessary for illness or injuries of short duration: i.e. of up to three (3) days.

Leaves for Injury and Sickness. Any employeeAssociate, after exhaustion of vacation time, PTO who completes her/his probationary period and becomes ill and presents a physician’s statement of such illness to the Employer shall be granted an unpaid sick leave for a period not to exceed thirty (30) days. Such sick leave may be extended for successive thirty (30) day periods upon presentation of a physician’s 's statement that the employeeAssociate’s health or physical condition is such as to prevent her/him from performing the essential functions of the job for a maximum period of twelve (12) months within any twenty four (24) month period or length of seniority (whichever is shorter) from the first day of absence. Seniority shall, but vacation PTO or other benefits shall not, accrue or be provided during the Medical Leave. This leave shall be taken concurrently with available FMLA leave. In the event the Employee Associate requires an extension of leave, such request must be made prior to exhaustion of the approved leave period. (a) A physician’s statement shall not be necessary for illness or injuries of short duration: i.e. of up to three (3) days.