Common use of Qualifying Period Clause in Contracts

Qualifying Period. The qualifying period is defined as the period six calendar months from the starting date of the employee’s continuous absence due to disability; or a total of six months in accumulative authorized medical absences in the year prior to the date sick leave expires due to the same progressively deteriorating disability; or the expiration of sick leave whichever is longer.

Appears in 36 contracts

Samples: Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement

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Qualifying Period. The qualifying period is defined as the period six calendar months from the starting date of the employee’s 's continuous absence due to disability; or a total of six months in accumulative authorized medical absences in the year prior to the date sick leave expires due to the same progressively deteriorating disability; or the expiration of sick leave whichever is longer.

Appears in 24 contracts

Samples: Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement

Qualifying Period. The qualifying period is defined as the period six calendar months from the starting date of the employee’s 's continuous absence due to disability; or a total of six months in accumulative authorized medical absences in the year prior to the date sick leave expires due to the same progressively deteriorating disability; or the expiration of sick leave whichever is longer.

Appears in 9 contracts

Samples: Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement

Qualifying Period. The qualifying period is defined as the period six calendar months from the starting date of the employee’s 's continuous absence due to disability; or a total of six months in accumulative authorized medical absences in the year prior to the date sick leave expires due to the same progressively deteriorating disability; or the expiration of sick leave whichever is longer.

Appears in 5 contracts

Samples: Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement

Qualifying Period. The qualifying period is defined as the period six calendar months from the starting date of the employee’s employee‟s continuous absence due to disability; or a total of six months in accumulative authorized medical absences in the year prior to the date sick leave expires due to the same progressively deteriorating disability; or the expiration of sick leave whichever is longer.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement

Qualifying Period. The qualifying period is defined as the period six calendar months from the starting date of the employee’s continuous absence due to disability; or a total of six months in accumulative authorized medical absences in the year prior to the date sick leave expires due to the same progressively deteriorating disability; or the expiration of sick leave whichever is longerearlier.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement

Qualifying Period. The qualifying period is defined as the period six calendar months from the starting date of the employee’s continuous absence due to disability; or a total of six months in accumulative authorized medical absences in the year prior to the date sick leave expires due to the same progressively deteriorating disability; or the expiration of sick leave whichever is longer.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Collective Agreement

Qualifying Period. ‌‌ The qualifying period is defined as the period six calendar months from the starting date of the employee’s 's continuous absence due to disability; or a total of six months in accumulative authorized medical absences in the year prior to the date sick leave expires due to the same progressively deteriorating disability; or the expiration of sick leave whichever is longer.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Collective Agreement

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Qualifying Period. The qualifying period is defined as the period six calendar months from the starting date of the employee’s 's continuous absence due to disability; or a total of six months in accumulative authorized medical absences in the year prior to the date sick leave expires due to the same progressively deteriorating disability; or the expiration of sick leave whichever is longer. Disability Period The period in which an employee cannot continuously perform the essential duties of any position available in accordance with the priority placement criteria of the Rehabilitation and Re-employment Procedure.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Collective Agreement

Qualifying Period. The qualifying period is defined as the period six calendar months from the starting date of the employee’s continuous absence due to disability; or a total of six months in accumulative authorized medical absences in the year prior to the date sick leave expires due to the same progressively deteriorating disability; or the expiration of sick leave whichever is longer.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Collective Agreement

Qualifying Period. The qualifying period is defined as the period six calendar months from the starting date of the employee’s 's continuous absence due to disability; or a total of six months in accumulative authorized medical absences in the year prior to the date sick leave expires due to the same progressively deteriorating disability; or the expiration of sick leave whichever is longerearlier.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Collective Agreement

Qualifying Period. ‌‌ The qualifying period is defined as the period six calendar months from the starting date of the employee’s continuous absence due to disability; or a total of six months in accumulative authorized medical absences in the year prior to the date sick leave expires due to the same progressively deteriorating disability; or the expiration of sick leave whichever is longer.longer.‌

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Collective Agreement

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