Selective Service Physical Examination Sample Clauses

Selective Service Physical Examination. A one (1) day’s leave of absence with pay shall be granted upon request to enable a teacher to take the selective service physical examination.
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Selective Service Physical Examination. If an employee who is drafted for military service is required to be absent from work in order to take a Selective Service physical examination and shows his/her Selective Service Board notice of such examination to his/her supervisor in advance, he/she will be granted leave with pay for the time actually and necessarily lost from work, not exceeding one (1) day, in order to take such examination.
Selective Service Physical Examination. Teachers shall be entitled to leave with pay in order to take selective service physical examinations scheduled during school hours.
Selective Service Physical Examination. Employees reporting for a selective service physical examination shall be excused without loss of pay or sick leave or business leave for such purpose.
Selective Service Physical Examination. Up to 2 leave days with pay will be provided for selective service physical examination.
Selective Service Physical Examination. Administrators called for a selective service physical examination shall be excused without loss of pay.
Selective Service Physical Examination. An Employee will be entitled to leave with pay for one (1) day to attend a selective service physical examination.
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Selective Service Physical Examination. Teachers reporting for a selective service physical examination shall be excused without loss of pay or sick leave or business leave for such purpose.
Selective Service Physical Examination. Teachers called for a selective service physical examination shall be granted a day of leave without loss of pay if such examination occurs on a school day.
Selective Service Physical Examination. Full reimbursement will be granted to any teacher who is required to take a physical examination offered by the United States Government.
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