Common use of Medical Certificate Requirement Clause in Contracts

Medical Certificate Requirement. (a) If an absence due to sickness exceeds five (5) working days, a medical certificate on the prescribed form (Form M-186) may be required. If an employee is involved in frequent short-term absences (more than four (4) in a twelve (12) month period) a medical certificate on the prescribed form (Form M-186) may be required, for the next absence. An employee on leave of absence for sickness must continue to be available in the vicinity of his/her work area unless a medical certificate has been furnished to provide otherwise. The Employer will pay any physician’s charges levied for the completion of the prescribed form (M-186). (b) If an absence due to sickness exceeds thirty (30) continuous calendar days, and failing a medical examination being conducted by the employee’s physician prior to return to work, the Employer may require such an examination.

Medical Certificate Requirement. (a) If an absence due to sickness exceeds five (5) working days, a medical certificate on the prescribed form (Form M-186) may will be required. If an employee is involved in frequent short-term absences (more than four (4) in a twelve (12) month period) a medical certificate on the prescribed form (Form M-186) may will be required, for the next absence. An employee on leave of absence for sickness must continue to be available in the vicinity of his/her work area unless a medical certificate has been furnished to provide otherwise. The Employer will pay any physician’s charges levied for the completion of the prescribed form (M-186). (b) If an absence due to sickness exceeds thirty (30) continuous calendar days, and failing a medical examination being conducted by the employee’s physician prior to return to work, the Employer may require such an examination.