Common use of Other Medical Examinations Clause in Contracts

Other Medical Examinations. (A) The Employer may with genuine and just cause request an Employee undergo at no cost, and without loss of pay/entitlements, to the Employee, a medical examination by an Employer nominated medical practitioner during the Employee’s employment in order to assess his or her fitness for work. Such a request must be reasonable in the circumstances. An Employee will not unreasonably refuse a request to attend a medical examination. (B) The examination must be limited to only those matters that are necessary. (C) The results of this examination may be forwarded to the Employer. The Employer shall ensure that it only receives what is necessary in order to determine whether the prospective Employee is able to perform the inherent requirements of the position. (D) The results and any notes or reports relating to the examination, will be provided to the Employee. (E) In the event that there is a concern about the independence of the medical practitioner, the doctor shall be a doctor agreed to between the Employer and the Employee or their chosen representative.

Other Medical Examinations. (Ai) The Employer may with genuine and just cause request an Employee Apprentice undergo at no cost, and without loss of pay/entitlements, to the EmployeeApprentice, a medical examination by an Employer nominated medical practitioner during the EmployeeApprentice’s employment in order to assess his or her fitness for work. Such a request must be reasonable in the circumstances. An Employee Apprentice will not unreasonably refuse a request to attend a medical examination. (Bii) The examination must be limited to only those matters that are necessary. (Ciii) The results of this examination may be forwarded to the Employer. The Employer shall ensure that it only receives what is necessary in order to determine whether the prospective Employee Apprentice is able to perform the inherent requirements of the position. (Div) The results and any notes or reports relating to the examination, will be provided to the EmployeeApprentice. (Ev) In the event that there is a concern about the independence of the medical practitioner, the doctor shall be a doctor agreed to between the Employer and the Employee Apprentice or their chosen representative.