Common use of SICK LEAVE FOR WAR-CAUSED ILLNESS Clause in Contracts

SICK LEAVE FOR WAR-CAUSED ILLNESS. ‌ (1) A practitioner who produces evidence from the Department of Veterans’ Affairs stating that the practitioner has a war-caused illness will be credited special paid leave of 120 hours per annum. (2) Paid leave under this clause: (a) may accumulate up to a maximum of 360 hours; (b) is to be recorded separately to the practitioner’s normal sick leave entitlement; (c) is only to be accessed for sickness related to the war-caused illness; and (d) may be accessed despite normal sick leave credits being available. (3) An application for paid leave under this clause is to be supported by evidence that would satisfy a reasonable person of the entitlement.

SICK LEAVE FOR WAR-CAUSED ILLNESS. ‌ (1) A practitioner who produces evidence from the Department of Veterans’ Affairs stating that the practitioner has a war-caused illness will be credited special paid leave of 120 hours per annum. (2) Paid leave under this clause: (a) may accumulate up to a maximum of 360 hours; (b) is to be recorded separately to the practitioner’s normal sick leave entitlement; (c) is only to be accessed for sickness related to the war-caused illness; and (d) may be accessed despite normal sick leave credits being available. (3) An application for paid leave under this clause is to be supported by evidence that would satisfy a reasonable person of the entitlement.

SICK LEAVE FOR WAR-CAUSED ILLNESS. ‌ (1a) A practitioner An employee who produces evidence from the Department of Veterans’ Affairs stating that the practitioner employee has a war-caused illness will be credited special paid leave of 120 hours 15 working days per annum. (2b) Paid leave under this sub-clause: (ai) may accumulate up to a maximum of 360 hours45 working days; (bii) is to be recorded separately to the practitionerEmployee’s normal sick leave entitlement; (ciii) is only to be accessed for sickness related to the war-caused illness; and (div) may be accessed despite normal sick leave credits being available. (3c) An application for paid leave under this clause is to be supported by evidence that would satisfy a reasonable person of the entitlement.