Presumptive Period of Recovery Sample Clauses

Presumptive Period of Recovery. 27.4 A Teacher going on pregnancy leave and who is eligible for Employment Insurance (E.I.) benefits as outlined above shall be paid a Supplemental Unemployment Benefit (SUB) for the presumptive period of recovery (first thirty days following birth of the child).
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Presumptive Period of Recovery. 15.11 a) An employee going on pregnancy leave and who is eligible for Employment Insurance (E.I.) benefits as outlined above shall be paid a Supplemental Unemployment Benefit (SUB) for the presumptive period of recovery (first thirty days following birth of the child) as defined in Article 15.15 (a)(i).
Presumptive Period of Recovery a) An employee going on pregnancy leave and who is eligible for Employment Insurance benefits as outlined above shall be paid a Supplemental Unemployment Benefit (SUB) for the presumptive period of recovery (first thirty days following birth of the Collective Agreement Between Local (Secretarial, Office Clerical, Educational Assistants, Technical) The Limestone District School 1,2008-August Page child)-as-defined- The pregnancy leave top-up for this period shall provide for the difference between what an employee received from and one hundred percent (100%) of her regular weekly rate for a maximum of the six week presumptive period of recovery. This pregnancy leave SUB top-up will be payable only for those days during the six week period which fall on regular work days. It is understood that employees who access the SUB top-up shall not have a deduction from sick leave for that period. It is understood by both parties to this agreement that the Pregnancy Leave SUB top-up set out herein is based upon and is subject to Employment Insurance Regulations and procedures. It is understood that time using Pregnancy Leave SUB top-up in these circumstances counts as time for the purposes of Pregnancy

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