Sickness holiday allowance Sample Clauses

Sickness holiday allowance. The enterprise also pays sickness holiday allowance during the employee’s absence due to sickness or injury in the enterprise from the first day of absence if the employees has been employed for at least 12 consecutive months in the enterprise. If the employee has less than 12 months consecutive seniority, sickness holiday allowance is given in compliance with the provisions of the Danish Holiday Act to that effect, which is from the second day of absence. The enterprise may demand that the employee, in the form of a solemn declaration or a medical certificate documents that the absence is due to sickness or industrial injury. The sickness holiday allowance is calculated based on the sick pay in section 31. The sick- ness holiday allowance constitutes 12.50% of the sick pay. If the enterprise no longer has any sickness holiday allowance obligation under section 31, the continued sickness holiday allowance is calculated based on the employee’s earnings for the last four weeks before the sickness absence.
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