Common use of Position Held Open Clause in Contracts

Position Held Open. ‌ In the case of an occupational injury, the Employer will hold the Employee’s position open for the period of time provided in FMLA and AFLA regardless if the Employee’s injury or time in service meets the qualifying threshold for the programs, or until a licensed medical provider, following a physical or mental examination, has certified that the Employee will be unable to return to the former position, whichever occurs earlier.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Collective Bargaining Agreement, fnsb.gov, Collective Bargaining Agreement

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Position Held Open. ‌ In the case of an occupational injury, the Employer will will, hold the Employee’s position open for the period of time provided in FMLA and AFLA regardless if the Employee’s injury or time in service meets the qualifying threshold for the programs, or until a licensed medical provider, following a physical or mental examination, has certified that the Employee will be unable to return to the former position, whichever occurs earlier.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Collective Bargaining Agreement, www.afscmelocal52.org

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Position Held Open. In the case of an occupational injury, the Employer will will, hold the Employee’s position open for the period of time provided in FMLA and AFLA regardless if the Employee’s injury or time in service meets the qualifying threshold for the programs, or until a licensed medical provider, following a physical or mental examination, has certified that the Employee will be unable to return to the former position, whichever occurs earlier.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Collective Bargaining Agreement

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