Reporting to Employer Sample Clauses

Reporting to Employer. When an employee suffers an injury or illness which requires their absence, they shall report the fact to the employer (as soon in advance as possible and preferably with a minimum of three (3) hours notice in advance of his/ her actual starting time) so that adequate replacement may be made, if necessary, from the availability list. If the notice is received less than two (2) hours before the beginning of the employee’s shift, the Employer may offer the said work by order of seniority to other employees who are known to be at work or who have not left the premises.
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Reporting to Employer. Employees must report immediately all work related injuries or illness and non-work related injury or illness that may affect his or her ability to carry out his or her duties or regularly attend work. Employees and a Health Care Practitioner must complete and submit the required forms as soon as practicable. The Employer shall provide the employee with a copy of the completed WSIB Form 7 upon submission.
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Reporting to Employer. Employees must report immediately all work related injury or illness and a non-work related injury or illness that may affect his or her ability to carry out his or her duties or regularly attend work. Employees must complete and submit (or have a Health Care Practitioner complete or submit} the required forms as soon as reasonably practicable. The employer will pay the cost for the completion of the required forms. The Employer shall provide the employee with a copy of the completed documentation upon submission. (bl Return to Work Upon receipt of the documentation referred to above, the Employer will attempt to provide suitable duties for an employee in accordance with relevant law and based on the restrictions/limitations provided by the Health Care Practitioner. The local Union Chairperson, or designate, will be informed in a timely manner of all offers of modified work and encourage their members to participate in all suitable offers of accommodation. Suitable duties, include but are not limited to, post�injury work that is safe, productive, consistent with the worker's abilities/restrictions, and works towards returning an employee to his or her pre�injury duties as soon as possible. Suitable duties are subject to ongoing review in accordance with the rehabilitation process, work availability, medically supported requirements, and further requests for medical documentation. Dated at (/rk I icC,? / �ay of ///t '/ , 2015. FOR THE COMPANY FOR THE UNION LETTER OF INTENT BETWEEN BRINK'S CANADA LIMITED and TEAMSTERS LOCAL UNION NO. 927
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