Common use of Proof of Illness Clause in Contracts

Proof of Illness. Employees may be required to produce certificates from a qualified medical practitioner for illnesses in excess of one (1) working day, certifying that such employees are unable to carry out their duties due to illness, or non-compensable accident.

Proof of Illness. Employees An employee may be required by the Society to produce certificates a certificate from a qualified medical practitioner for illnesses any illness in excess of one three (13) consecutive working daydays, certifying that such employees are they were unable to carry out their duties due to illness, or non-compensable accident.

Proof of Illness. Employees An employee may be required to produce certificates a certificate from a qualified medical practitioner for illnesses any illness in excess of one two (12) working daydays, certifying that such employees are he/she was unable to carry out their his/her duties due to illness, or non-compensable accident. The Employer shall cover any costs associated with providing the above certificate.

Proof of Illness. Employees An employee may be required to produce certificates a certificate from a qualified medical practitioner for illnesses any illness in excess of one three (13) working daydays, certifying that such employees are he/she was unable to carry out their his/her duties due clue to illness, or non-compensable accident.

Proof of Illness. Employees An employee may be required to produce certificates a certificate from a qualified medical practitioner for illnesses any illness in excess of one two (12) working day, days certifying that such employees are he/she was unable to carry out their his/her duties due to illness, or non-compensable accident.

Proof of Illness. Employees An employee may be required to produce certificates a certificate from a qualified medical practitioner for illnesses any illness in excess of one (1) three [3] working daydays, certifying that such employees are the employee was unable to carry out their his/her duties due to illness, or non-compensable accident.

Proof of Illness. Employees An employee may be required to produce certificates a certificate from a qualified medical practitioner for illnesses any illness in excess of one three (13) working daydays, certifying that such employees are he/she was unable to carry out their his/her duties due to illness, or non-compensable accident. It is agreed that the Employer is entitled to reliable medical documentation.

Proof of Illness. Employees An employee may be required to produce certificates a certificate from a qualified medical practitioner or a specialist for illnesses any illness in excess of one three (13) working day, days certifying that such employees are he/she was unable to carry out their his/her duties due to illness, or non-compensable accident.

Proof of Illness. Employees An employee may be required to produce certificates a certificate from a qualified medical practitioner for illnesses any illness in excess of one (1) 3 working day, days certifying that such employees are employee is unable to carry out their his duties due to illness, or non-compensable accident.

Proof of Illness. Employees An employee may be required to produce certificates a certificate from a qualified medical practitioner for illnesses any illness in excess of one three (13) working daydays, certifying that such employees are employee is unable to carry out their the employee's duties due to illness, or non-non- compensable accident.

Proof of Illness. Employees An employee may be required to produce certificates a certificate from a qualified medical practitioner for illnesses any illness in excess of one two (12) working daydays, certifying that such employees are employee is unable to carry out their his/her duties due to illness, or non-compensable accident.

Proof of Illness. Employees An employee may be required to produce certificates a certificate from a qualified medical practitioner for illnesses any illness in excess of one (1) working day, certifying that such employees are employee is unable to carry out their his/her duties due to illness, or non-compensable accident.

Proof of Illness. Employees may An employee shall be required to produce certificates a certificate from a qualified medical practitioner for illnesses any illness in excess of one four (14) working daydays, certifying that such employees are they were unable to carry out their duties due to illness, or non-compensable accident.

Proof of Illness. Employees An Employee may be required to produce certificates a certificate from a qualified medical practitioner for illnesses any illness in excess of one two (12) working day, days certifying that such employees are she/he was unable to carry out their her/his duties due to illness, or non-compensable accident.

Proof of Illness. Employees An employee may be required to produce certificates a certificate from a qualified medical practitioner for illnesses any illness in excess of one three (13) working daydays, certifying that such employees are they were unable to carry out their duties due to illness, or non-compensable accident.

Proof of Illness. Employees An employee may be required to produce certificates a certificate from a qualified medical practitioner for illnesses any illness in excess of one (1) working day, certifying that such employees are employee is unable to carry out their his duties due to illness, or non-compensable accident.