Common use of OTHER PARENT LEAVE Clause in Contracts

OTHER PARENT LEAVE. 6.17.1 For the purposes of this subclause: The “Other Parent” may or may not be the biological parent, and does not necessarily have to be the partner of the birth parent and has a responsibility for the care of the child. The “primary care giver” means the employee will assume the principal role for the care and attention of a child aged under 12 months or a newly adopted child. Only one person can be the primary care giver of the child at any one time.

OTHER PARENT LEAVE. 6.17.1 ‌ 33.1 For the purposes of this subclause: clause: (a) The “Other Parentother parent” may or may not be the biological parent, and does not necessarily have to be the partner of the birth parent and has a responsibility for the care of the child. . (b) The “primary care giver” means the employee will assume the principal primary role for the care and attention of a child aged under 12 months or a newly adopted child. . (c) Only one person can be the primary care giver of the child at any one time.

OTHER PARENT LEAVE. 6.17.1 51.1 For the purposes of this subclause: clause: (a) The “Other Parentother parent” may or may not be the biological parent, and does not necessarily have to be the partner of the birth parent and has a the responsibility for the care of the child. . (b) The “primary care giver” means the employee Employee will assume the principal role for the care and attention of a child aged under 12 months or a newly adopted child. . (c) Only one person can be the primary care giver of the child at any one time.

OTHER PARENT LEAVE. 6.17.1 52.1 For the purposes of this subclause: clause: (a) The “Other Parentother parent” may or may not be the biological parent, and does not necessarily have to be the partner of the birth parent and has a responsibility for is the primary care giver of the child. . (b) The “primary care giver” means the employee will assume the principal role for the care and attention of a child aged under 12 twelve months or a newly adopted child. . (c) Only one person can be the primary care giver of the child at any one time.

OTHER PARENT LEAVE. 6.17.1 ‌ 29.1 For the purposes of this subclause: clause: (a) The “Other Parentother parent” may or may not be the biological parent, and does not necessarily have to be the partner of the birth parent and has a responsibility for is the primary care giver of the child. . (b) The “primary care giver” means the employee will assume the principal role for the care and attention of a child aged under 12 months or a newly adopted child. . (c) Only one person can be the primary care giver of the child at any one time.

OTHER PARENT LEAVE. 6.17.1 29.1 For the purposes of this subclause: clause: (a) The “Other Parentother parent” may or may not be the biological parent, and does not necessarily have to be the partner of the birth parent and has a responsibility for is the primary care giver of the child. . (b) The “primary care giver” means the employee will assume the principal role for the care and attention of a child aged under 12 months or a newly adopted child. . (c) Only one person can be the primary care giver of the child at any one time.

OTHER PARENT LEAVE. 6.17.1 (a) For the purposes of this subclause: clause: (i) The “Other Parentother parent” may or may not be the biological parent, and does not necessarily have to be the partner Partner of the birth parent and has a responsibility for the care of the child. . (ii) The “primary care giver” means the employee Employee will assume the principal role for the care and attention of a child aged under 12 months or a newly adopted child. . (iii) Only one person can be the primary care giver of the child at any one time.

OTHER PARENT LEAVE. 6.17.1 47B.1 For the purposes of this subclause: clause: (a) The “Other Parentother parent” may or may not be the biological parent, and does not necessarily have to be the partner of the birth parent and has a responsibility for is the primary care giver of the child. . (b) The “primary care giver” means the employee Employee will assume the principal role for the care and attention of a child aged under the age of 12 months or a newly adopted child. . (c) Only one person can be the primary care giver of the child at any one time.. 47B.2

OTHER PARENT LEAVE. 6.17.1 (a) For the purposes of this subclause: clause: (i) The “Other Parentother parent” may or may not be the biological parent, and does not necessarily have to be the partner Partner of the birth parent and has a responsibility for the care of the child. . (ii) The “primary care giver” means the employee Employee will assume the principal role for the care and attention of a child aged under 12 twelve months or a newly adopted child. . (iii) Only one person can be the primary care giver of the child at any one time.

OTHER PARENT LEAVE. 6.17.1 46B.1 For the purposes of this subclause: clause: (a) The “Other Parentother parent” may or may not be the biological parent, and does not necessarily have to be the partner of the birth parent and has a responsibility for is the primary care giver of the child. . (b) The “primary care giver” means the employee will assume the principal role for the care and attention of a child aged under the age of 12 months or a newly adopted child. . (c) Only one person can be the primary care giver of the child at any one time.

OTHER PARENT LEAVE. 6.17.1 33.1 For the purposes of this subclause: clause: (a) The “Other Parent” "other parent" may or may not be the biological parent, and does not necessarily have to be the partner of the birth parent and has a responsibility for is the primary care giver of the child. . (b) The “"primary care giver” " means the employee Employee will assume the principal role for the care and attention of a child aged under 12 twelve months or a newly adopted child. . (c) Only one person can be the primary care giver of the child at any one time...

OTHER PARENT LEAVE. 6.17.1 ‌ (a) For the purposes of this subclause: clause: (i) The “Other Parentother parent” may or may not be the biological parent, and does not necessarily have to be the partner of the birth parent and has a responsibility for the care of the child. . (ii) The “primary care giver” means the employee Employee will assume the principal role for the care and attention of a child aged under 12 months or a newly adopted child. . (iii) Only one (1) person can be the primary care giver of the child at any one time.