Common use of Sick Leave Plan - Schedule Clause in Contracts

Sick Leave Plan - Schedule. A" Employees a) age 65; or b) the date Ontario legislation provides prescription drug coverage (provided the employee is at least 65 years of age); or c) the age at which the employee can retire and receive an OMERS pension plan without penalty (provided the employee is at least 65 years of age); or d) having reached at least age 65, the employee can no longer contribute to the OMERS pension plan; or e) recovery. Employees employed in classifications within Schedule "A", may use their accumulated sick leave credits to provide benefits for the first and second day of illness where the insured plan does not pay benefits. The Corporation will grant all full-time employees, employed in classifications within Schedule A, six (6) noncumulative casual sick days each year (or a pro-rated amount based on one (1) day for each two (2) months of service in the event the employee commences employment during the year), up until the sooner of: a) age 65; or b) the date Ontario legislation provides prescription drug coverage (provided the employee is at least 65 years of age); or c) the age at which the employee can retire and receive an OMERS pension plan without penalty (provided the employee is at least 65 years of age); or d) having reached at least age 65, the employee can no longer contribute to the OMERS pension plan;