Common use of Sick Day Allowance Clause in Contracts

Sick Day Allowance. The Employee will be permitted to take up to FIVE (5) paid sick days per calendar year, provided that such entitlement will not be banked or carried over from one calendar year to the next. If, in any calendar year of employment hereunder, the Employee is employed for only a part of such year, such sick day entitlement will be prorated as though it were accruing from day to day.

Sick Day Allowance. The Subject to Section 3.11, the Employee will be permitted to take up to FIVE seven (57) paid sick days per calendar year, provided that such entitlement will not be banked or carried over from one calendar year to the next. If, in any calendar year of employment hereunderthe Term, the Employee is employed for only a part of such year, such sick day entitlement will be prorated as though it were accruing from day to day.

Sick Day Allowance. The Employee Subject to Section 3.11, the Executive will be permitted to take up to FIVE five (5) paid sick days per calendar year, provided that such entitlement will not be banked or carried over from one calendar year to the next. If, in any calendar year of employment hereunderthe Term, the Employee Executive is employed for only a part of such year, such sick day entitlement will be prorated as though it were accruing from day to day.

Sick Day Allowance. The Subject to section 3.10, the Employee will be permitted to take up to FIVE seven (57) paid sick days per calendar year, provided that such entitlement will not be banked or carried over from one calendar year to the next. If, If in any calendar year of employment hereunderthe Initial Term or any Renewal Term, the Employee is employed for only a part of such year, such sick day entitlement will be prorated as though it were accruing from day to day.