Common use of Physician's Certificate Clause in Contracts

Physician's Certificate. A pregnant employee requesting a leave of absence without pay must present, at the time the request is made, a physician's certificate stating the probable period for which the employee will be unable to perform the substantial and material duties of the employee's position due to pregnancy, childbirth, or related medical conditions.

Physician's Certificate. A pregnant employee requesting a leave of absence without pay must present, at the time the request is made, a physician's ’s certificate stating the probable period for which the employee will be unable to perform the substantial and material duties of the employee's ’s position due to pregnancy, childbirth, or related medical conditions.

Physician's Certificate. A pregnant employee requesting a leave of absence without pay must present, at the time the request requests is made, a physician's ’s certificate stating the probable period for which the employee will be unable to perform the substantial and material duties of the employee's ’s position that cannot be performed due to pregnancy, childbirth, or related medical conditions.

Physician's Certificate. A pregnant employee requesting a leave of absence without pay must present, at the time the request is made, a physician's ’s certificate stating the probable period for which the employee will be unable to perform the substantial and material duties of the employee's position due to pregnancy, childbirth, or related medical conditions.

Physician's Certificate. A pregnant employee requesting a leave of absence without pay must present, at the time the request requests is made, a physician's ’s certificate stating the probable period for which the employee will be unable to perform the substantial and material duties of the employee's ’s position due to pregnancy, childbirth, or related medical conditions.

Physician's Certificate. A pregnant employee requesting a leave of absence without pay must present, at the time the request is made, a physician's certificate stating the probable period for which the employee will be unable to perform the substantial and material duties of the employee's position due to pregnancy, childbirth, or related medical conditions, except as set out in B above.