Notice requirements - Flexible Long Parental Leave Sample Clauses

Notice requirements - Flexible Long Parental Leave. (i) If an Employee wishes to take Flexible Long Parental Leave, the Employee must give notice to the Employer as follows:
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Notice requirements - Flexible Long Parental Leave. (i) If an Employee wishes to take Flexible Long Parental Leave, the Employee must give notice to the Employer as follows: A. where the Employee also takes unpaid Long Parental Leave or Short Parental Leave under subclauses 67.3 or 67.4 (the original leave); 1) at the same time as the Employee gives notice in accordance with subclause 67.6 (a) in relation to the original leave, unless subclause 2) below applies; or 2) if the Employee takes more than one period of unpaid Short Parental Leave, at the same time as the Employee gives notice in accordance with subclause Error! Reference source not found. in relation to the first of those periods of leave; or B. otherwise - at least 10 weeks before starting the Flexible Long Parental Leave. (ii) If the Employer agrees, the notice may be given at a later time than that specified in subclause 67.6(e)(i). (iii) The notice under subclause 67.6(e)(i) must specify the total number of days (Flexible Days) of Flexible Long Parental Leave that the Employee intends to take in relation to the Child. (iv) If the Employer agrees, the Employee may: A. reduce the number of flexible days, including by reducing the number of flexible days to zero; or
Notice requirements - Flexible Long Parental Leave. (i) If a Doctor wishes to take Flexible Long Parental Leave, the Doctor must give notice to the Employer as follows: A. where the Doctor also takes unpaid Long Parental Leave or Short Parental Leave under subclauses 54.3 or 54.4 (the original leave); 1) at the same time as the Doctor gives notice in accordance with subclause 54.6 (a) in relation to the original leave, unless subclause 2) below applies; or 2) if the Doctor takes more than one period of unpaid Short Parental Leave, at the same time as the Doctor gives notice in accordance with subclause 54.6(a) in relation to the first of those periods of leave; or B. otherwise - at least 10 weeks before starting the Flexible Long Parental Leave. (ii) If the Employer agrees, the notice may be given at a later time than that specified in subclause 54.6(e)(i). (iii) The notice under subclause 54.6(e)(i) must specify the total number of days (Flexible Days) of Flexible Long Parental Leave that the Doctor intends to take in relation to the Child. (iv) If the Employer agrees, the Doctor may: A. reduce the number of flexible days, including by reducing the number of flexible days to zero; or B. increase the number of flexible days, but not so as to increase the number of flexible days above 30. (v) The Doctor must give the Employer written notice of a flexible day on which the Doctor will take Flexible Long Parental Leave: A. at least 4 weeks before that day; or B. if that is not practicable, as soon as practicable (which may be a time after the leave has started). (vi) If the Employer agrees, the Doctor may change a day on which the Doctor takes Flexible Long Parental Leave from a day specified in a notice under subsection 54.6(e)(vi).
Notice requirements - Flexible Long Parental Leave. 36.9.1 If an Employee wishes to take Flexible Long Parental Leave, the Employee must give notice to the Branch as follows: (a) where the Employee also takes unpaid Long Parental Leave or Short Parental Leave (the original leave); a. at the same time as the Employee gives notice in accordance with subclause 36.6.1 in relation to the original leave, unless subclause (ii) below applies; or b. if the Employee takes more than one period of unpaid Short Parental Leave, at the same time as the Employee gives notice in accordance with subclause 36.6.5(a) in relation to the first of those periods of leave; or c. otherwise - at least 10 weeks before starting the Flexible Long Parental Leave. (b) If the Branch agrees, the notice may be given at a later time than that specified in subclause 36.9.1(a) (c) The notice under subclause 36.9.1 (a) must specify the total number of days (Flexible Days) of Flexible Long Parental Leave that the Employee intends to take in relation to the Child. (d) If the Branch agrees, the Employee may: a. reduce the number of flexible days, including by reducing the number of flexible days to zero; or b. increase the number of flexible days, but not so as to increase the number of flexible days above 30. (e) The Employee must give the Branch written notice of a flexible day on which the Employee will take Flexible Long Parental Leave: a. at least 4 weeks before that day; or b. if that is not practicable, as soon as practicable (which may be a time after the leave has started). (f) If the Branch agrees, the Employee may change a day on which the Employee takes Flexible Long Parental Leave from a day specified in a notice under subsection 36.6.5(e).
Notice requirements - Flexible Long Parental Leave. 36.9.1 If an Employee wishes to take Flexible Long Parental Leave, the Employee must give notice to the Branch as follows: a) If the Branch agrees, the notice may be given at a later time than that specified in subclause 36.9.1(d) b) The notice under subclause 36.8.1 must specify the total number of days (Flexible Days) of Flexible Long Parental Leave that the Employee intends to take in relation to the Child. c) If the Branch agrees, the Employee may: (i) reduce the number of flexible days, including by reducing the number of flexible days to zero; or (ii) increase the number of flexible days, but not so as to increase the number of flexible days above 100. d) The Employee must give the Branch written notice of a flexible day on which the Employee will take Flexible Long Parental Leave: (i) at least 4 weeks before that day; or (ii) if that is not practicable, as soon as practicable (which may be a time after the leave has started). e) If the Branch agrees, the Employee may change a day on which the Employee takes Flexible Long Parental Leave from a day specified in a notice under subsection 36.9.1(d).

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