Common use of Personal Leave—With Deduction from Sick Leave Clause in Contracts

Personal Leave—With Deduction from Sick Leave. 29-7-1 Each employee shall be granted paid personal leave when prior approval is granted by the appropriate supervisor except that such leave days shall be deducted from personal sick days. Request for such days shall be made in writing to the supervisor, on the appropriate form, at least 5 days in advance of the absence if possible.

Personal Leave—With Deduction from Sick Leave. 2949-7-1 Each employee shall be granted paid personal leave when prior approval is granted by the appropriate supervisor except that such leave days shall be deducted from personal sick days. Request for such days shall be made in writing to the supervisor, on the appropriate form, at least 5 days in advance of the absence if possible.

Personal Leave—With Deduction from Sick Leave. 294-74-1 Each employee shall be granted paid personal leave for the following absences when prior approval is granted by the appropriate immediate supervisor except that such leave days shall be deducted from personal sick illness days. Request for such days shall be made in writing to the supervisor, on the appropriate form, at least 5 days in advance of the absence if possible.

Personal Leave—With Deduction from Sick Leave. 293-78-1 Each employee shall be granted paid personal leave when prior approval is granted by the appropriate supervisor except that such leave days shall be deducted from personal sick days. Request for such days shall be made in writing to the supervisor, on the appropriate form, at least 5 days in advance of the absence if possible.

Personal Leave—With Deduction from Sick Leave. 29-78-1 Each employee shall be granted paid personal leave when prior approval is granted by the appropriate supervisor except that such leave days shall be deducted from personal sick days. Request for such days shall be made in writing to the supervisor, on the appropriate form, at least 5 days in advance of the absence if possible.