Common use of Sick Pay Clause in Contracts

Sick Pay. Benefits: See Policy # 5. For full-time employees participating in a job sharing arrangement, participation in the pension plan will be maintained. Part-time employees participating in a job sharing arrangement must meet eligibility requirements as outlined in Policy # 5. Participation in the Employee Share Purchase Plan will be maintained according to the terms of the plan. The Record recognizes a need for a dependent/elder care policy as some of its employees are faced with the responsibility of caring for dependents or elder relatives. Dependents are defined as child, spouse, parent, step-parent or parent-in-law, any relative who lives with the employee or with whom the employee may live, or any relative who is wholly dependent on the employee. Dependent/elder care time may be used to assist with the care of dependents/elders due to hospitalization, illness or injury. All full-time and regular part-time employees are entitled to participate in the dependent/elder care program. Eligible employees may bank time for dependent/elder care by working hours outside of their regularly scheduled shift except where the part-time schedule must meet a specific work volume. This time must be prearranged with your supervisor and cannot exceed three days per year for full-time employees and one and one half work shifts per year for part-time employees. When considering requests for banking time, the needs of the department must be met and the supervisor will determine the feasibility and acceptability of the requests. As this is a shared responsibility between the employee and the employer, The Record will match banked time up to a maximum of three additional days per calendar year for full-time employees and one and one-half work shifts for regular part-time employees. Once an employee has used the maximum number of days provided under this policy (which is three banked and three company matched days for full-time employees and one and one half banked and company matched work shifts for regular part-time employees), any further time needed for dependent/elder care will have to be generated through flex time or other banked time. Any time needed that equals one half day or less, must be arranged as flex time or other banked time

Sick Pay. Benefits: See Policy # 5. For full-time employees participating in a job sharing arrangement, participation in the pension plan will be maintained. Part-time employees participating in a job sharing arrangement must meet eligibility requirements as outlined in Policy # 5. Participation in the Employee Share Purchase Plan will be maintained according to the terms of the plan. The Waterloo Region Record recognizes a need for a dependent/elder care policy as some of its employees are faced with the responsibility of caring for dependents or elder relatives. Dependents are defined as child, spouse, parent, step-parent or parent-in-law, any relative who lives with the employee or with whom the employee may live, or any relative who is wholly dependent on the employee. Dependent/elder care time may be used to assist with the care of dependents/elders due to hospitalization, illness or injury. All full-time and regular part-time employees are entitled to participate in the dependent/elder care program. Eligible employees may bank time for dependent/elder care by working hours outside of their regularly scheduled shift except where the part-time schedule must meet a specific work volume. This time must be prearranged with your supervisor and cannot exceed three days per year for full-time employees and one and one half work shifts per year for part-time employees. When considering requests for banking time, the needs of the department must be met and the supervisor will determine the feasibility and acceptability of the requests. As this is a shared responsibility between the employee and the employer, The the Waterloo Region Record will match banked time up to a maximum of three additional days per calendar year for full-time employees and one and one-half work shifts for regular part-time employees. Once an employee has used the maximum number of days provided under this policy (which is three banked and three company matched days for full-time employees and one and one half banked and company matched work shifts for regular part-time employees), any further time needed for dependent/elder care will have to be generated through flex time or other banked time. Any time needed that equals one half day or less, must be arranged as flex time or other banked time

Sick Pay. Benefits: See Policy # 5. For full-time employees participating in a job sharing arrangement, participation in the pension plan will be maintained. Part-time employees participating in a job sharing arrangement must meet eligibility requirements as outlined in Policy # 5. Participation in the Employee Share Purchase Plan will be maintained according to the terms of the plan. The Waterloo Region Record recognizes a need for a dependent/elder care policy as some of its employees are faced with the responsibility of caring for dependents or elder relatives. Dependents are defined as child, spouse, parent, step-parent or parent-in-law, any relative who lives with the employee or with whom the employee may live, or any relative who is wholly dependent on the employee. Dependent/elder care time may be used to assist with the care of dependents/elders due to hospitalization, illness or injury. All full-time and regular part-time employees are entitled to participate in the dependent/elder care program. Eligible employees may bank time for dependent/elder care by working hours outside of their regularly scheduled shift except where the part-part- time schedule must meet a specific work volume. This time must be prearranged with your supervisor and cannot exceed three days per year for full-time employees and one and one half work shifts per year for part-time employees. When considering requests for banking time, the needs of the department must be met and the supervisor will determine the feasibility and acceptability of the requests. As this is a shared responsibility between the employee and the employer, The Record the Waterloo Region Record, will match banked time up to a maximum of three additional days per calendar year for full-time employees and one and one-half work shifts for regular part-part- time employees. Once an employee has used the maximum number of days provided under this policy (which is three banked and three company matched days for full-time employees and one and one half banked and company matched work shifts for regular part-time employees), any further time needed for dependent/elder care will have to be generated through flex time or other banked time. Any time needed that equals one half day or less, must be arranged as flex time or other banked time.

Sick Pay. Benefits: See Policy # 5. For full-time employees participating in a job sharing arrangement, participation in the pension plan will be maintained. Part-time employees participating in a job sharing arrangement must meet eligibility requirements as outlined in Policy # 5. Participation in the Employee Share Purchase Plan will be maintained according to the terms of the plan. The Waterloo Region Record recognizes a need for a dependent/elder care policy as some of its employees are faced with the responsibility of caring for dependents or elder relatives. Dependents are defined as child, spouse, parent, step-parent or parent-in-law, any relative who lives with the employee or with whom the employee may live, or any relative who is wholly dependent on the employee. Dependent/elder care time may be used to assist with the care of dependents/elders due to hospitalization, illness or injury. All full-time and regular part-time employees are entitled to participate in the dependent/elder care program. Eligible employees may bank time for dependent/elder care by working hours outside of their regularly scheduled shift except where the part-time schedule must meet a specific work volume. This time must be prearranged with your supervisor and cannot exceed three days per year for full-time employees and one and one half work shifts per year for part-time employees. When considering requests for banking time, the needs of the department must be met and the supervisor will determine the feasibility and acceptability of the requests. As this is a shared responsibility between the employee and the employer, The Waterloo Region Record will match banked time up to a maximum of three additional days per calendar year for full-time employees and one and one-half work shifts for regular part-time employees. Once an employee has used the maximum number of days provided under this policy (which is three banked and three company matched days for full-time employees and one and one half banked and company matched work shifts for regular part-time employees), any further time needed for dependent/elder care will have to be generated through flex time or other banked time. Any time needed that equals one half day or less, must be arranged as flex time or other banked time.

Sick Pay. Benefits: See Policy # 5. For full-time employees participating in a job sharing arrangement, participation in the pension plan will be maintained. Part-time employees participating in a job sharing arrangement must meet eligibility requirements as outlined in Policy # 5. Participation in the Employee Share Purchase Plan will be maintained according to the terms of the plan. The Waterloo Region Record recognizes a need for a dependent/elder care policy as some of its employees are faced with the responsibility of caring for dependents or elder relatives. Dependents are defined as child, spouse, parent, step-parent or parent-in-law, any relative who lives with the employee or with whom the employee may live, or any relative who is wholly dependent on the employee. Dependent/elder care time may be used to assist with the care of dependents/elders due to hospitalization, illness or injury. All full-time and regular part-time employees are entitled to participate in the dependent/elder care program. Eligible employees may bank time for dependent/elder care by working hours outside of their regularly scheduled shift except where the part-time schedule must meet a specific work volume. This time must be prearranged with your supervisor and cannot exceed three days per year for full-time employees and one and one half work shifts per year for part-time employees. When considering requests for banking time, the needs of the department must be met and the supervisor will determine the feasibility and acceptability of the requests. As this is a shared responsibility between the employee and the employer, The the Waterloo Region Record will match banked time up to a maximum of three additional days per calendar year for full-time employees and one and one-half work shifts for regular part-time employees. Once an employee has used the maximum number of days provided under this policy (which is three banked and three company matched days for full-time employees and one and one half banked and company matched work shifts for regular part-time employees), any further time needed for dependent/elder care will have to be generated through flex time or other banked time. Any time needed that equals one half day or less, must be arranged as flex time or other banked time.

Sick Pay. Benefits: See Policy # 5. For full-time employees participating in a job sharing arrangement, participation in the pension plan will be maintained. Part-time employees participating in a job sharing arrangement must meet eligibility requirements as outlined in Policy # 5. Participation in the Employee Share Purchase Plan will be maintained according to the terms of the plan. The Waterloo Region Record recognizes a need for a dependent/elder care policy as some of its employees are faced with the responsibility of caring for dependents or elder relatives. Dependents are defined as child, spouse, parent, step-parent or parent-in-law, any relative who lives with the employee or with whom the employee may live, or any relative who is wholly dependent on the employee. Dependent/elder care time may be used to assist with the care of dependents/elders due to hospitalization, illness or injury. All full-time and regular part-time employees are entitled to participate in the dependent/elder care program. Eligible employees may bank time for dependent/elder care by working hours outside of their regularly scheduled shift except where the part-time schedule must meet a specific work volume. This time must be prearranged with your supervisor and cannot exceed three days per year for full-time employees and one and one half work shifts per year for part-part- time employees. When considering requests for banking time, the needs of the department must be met and the supervisor will determine the feasibility and acceptability of the requests. As this is a shared responsibility between the employee and the employer, The Record the Waterloo Region Record, will match banked time up to a maximum of three additional days per calendar year for full-time employees and one and one-half work shifts for regular part-time employees. Once an employee has used the maximum number of days provided under this policy (which is three banked and three company matched days for full-time employees and one and one half banked and company matched work shifts for regular part-time employees), any further time needed for dependent/elder care will have to be generated through flex time or other banked time. Any time needed that equals one half day or less, must be arranged as flex time or other banked time.

Sick Pay. Benefits: See Policy # 5. For full-time employees participating in a job sharing arrangement, participation in the pension plan will be maintained. Part-time employees participating in a job sharing arrangement must meet eligibility requirements as outlined in Policy # 5. Participation in the Employee Share Purchase Plan will be maintained according to the terms of the plan. The Waterloo Region Record recognizes a need for a dependent/elder care policy as some of its employees are faced with the responsibility of caring for dependents or elder relatives. Dependents are defined as child, spouse, parent, step-parent or parent-in-law, any relative who lives with the employee or with whom the employee may live, or any relative who is wholly dependent on the employee. Dependent/elder care time may be used to assist with the care of dependents/elders due to hospitalization, illness or injury. All full-time and regular part-time employees are entitled to participate in the dependent/elder care program. Eligible employees may bank time for dependent/elder care by working hours outside of their regularly scheduled shift except where the part-time schedule must meet a specific work volume. This time must be prearranged with your supervisor and cannot exceed three days per year for full-time employees and one and one half work shifts per year for part-time employees. When considering requests for banking time, the needs of the department must be met and the supervisor will determine the feasibility and acceptability of the requests. As this is a shared responsibility between the employee and the employer, The the Waterloo Region Record will match banked time up to a maximum of three additional days per calendar year for full-time employees and one and one-half work shifts for regular part-part- time employees. Once an employee has used the maximum number of days provided under this policy (which is three banked and three company matched days for full-time employees and one and one half banked and company matched work shifts for regular part-time employees), any further time needed for dependent/elder care will have to be generated through flex time or other banked time. Any time needed that equals one half day or less, must be arranged as flex time or other banked time.

Sick Pay. Benefits: See Policy # 5. For full-time employees participating in a job sharing arrangement, participation in the pension plan will be maintained. Part-time employees participating in a job sharing arrangement must meet eligibility requirements as outlined in Policy # 5. Participation in the Employee Share Purchase Plan will be maintained according to the terms of the plan. The Waterloo Region Record recognizes a need for a dependent/elder care policy as some of its employees are faced with the responsibility of caring for dependents or elder relatives. Dependents are defined as child, spouse, parent, step-parent or parent-in-law, any relative who lives with the employee or with whom the employee may live, or any relative who is wholly dependent on the employee. Dependent/elder care time may be used to assist with the care of dependents/elders due to hospitalization, illness or injury. All full-time and regular part-time employees are entitled to participate in the dependent/elder care program. Eligible employees may bank time for dependent/elder care by working hours outside of their regularly scheduled shift except where the part-time schedule must meet a specific work volume. This time must be prearranged with your supervisor and cannot exceed three days per year for full-time employees and one and one half work shifts per year for part-time employees. When considering requests for banking time, the needs of the department must be met and the supervisor will determine the feasibility and acceptability of the requests. As this is a shared responsibility between the employee and the employer, The Record the Waterloo Region Record, will match banked time up to a maximum of three additional days per calendar year for full-time employees and one and one-half work shifts for regular part-time employees. Once an employee has used the maximum number of days provided under this policy (which is three banked and three company matched days for full-time employees and one and one half banked and company matched work shifts for regular part-time employees), any further time needed for dependent/elder care will have to be generated through flex time or other banked time. Any time needed that equals one half day or less, must be arranged as flex time or other banked time.