Common use of Partner’s leave Clause in Contracts

Partner’s leave. a. Two weeks unpaid leave shall be provided where an employee wishes to remain at home for the purposes of any of the following: i. being present at the birth of her/his partner’s child; ii. To provide support for her/his partner and/or child in the immediate post-natal period. b. Provided that the provisions in this clause shall also apply in the case of adoption from the date the child is under the care of the employee’s partner.

Partner’s leave. a. Two weeks unpaid leave shall be provided where an employee wishes to remain at home for the purposes of any of the following: i. being present at the birth of her/his partner’s 's child; ii. To provide support for her/his partner and/or child in the immediate post-natal period. b. Provided that the provisions in this clause shall also apply in the case of adoption from the date the child is under the care of the employee’s 's partner.

Partner’s leave. a. Two weeks unpaid leave shall be provided where an employee wishes to remain at home for the purposes of any of the following: i. (i) being present at the birth of her/his their partner’s child; (ii. To ) to provide support for her/his their partner and/or child in the immediate post-natal period. b. . Provided that the provisions in this clause shall also apply in the case of adoption from the date the child is under the care of the employee’s partner.

Partner’s leave. a. Two weeks unpaid leave shall be provided where an employee wishes to remain at home for the purposes of any of the following: i. (i) being present at the birth of her/his partner’s child; (ii. To ) to provide support for her/his partner and/or child in the immediate post-post- natal period. b. . Provided that the provisions in this clause shall also apply in the case of adoption from the date the child is under the care of the employee’s partner.

Partner’s leave. a. Two weeks unpaid leave shall be provided where an employee wishes to remain at home for the purposes of any of the following: i. (i) being present at the birth of her/his partner’s child; (ii. To ) to provide support for her/his partner and/or child in the immediate post-natal period. b. . Provided that the provisions in this clause shall also apply in the case of adoption from the date the child is under the care of the employee’s partner.