Recurring Serious Illness Sample Clauses

The 'Recurring Serious Illness' clause defines how a contract addresses situations where an individual experiences repeated episodes of a significant health condition. Typically, this clause outlines the criteria for what constitutes a recurrence, the time frames involved, and the implications for benefits, leave, or insurance coverage. For example, it may specify whether a new claim can be made if the same illness returns after a certain period, or how benefits are adjusted in such cases. The core function of this clause is to provide clarity and consistency in handling repeated serious illnesses, ensuring both parties understand their rights and obligations in these scenarios.
Recurring Serious Illness. When a teacher applies for several periods of leave because of recurring illness in the family the employer has a discretion as to how many times leave with pay is granted in the same school year, having regard for the welfare of the school or class concerned.
Recurring Serious Illness. When a principal applies for several periods of leave because of recurring illness in the family the board has a discretion as to how many times leave with pay is granted in the same school year, having regard for the welfare of the school or class concerned.