Common use of Special Provisions Applicable to Personal Illness or Injury Clause in Contracts

Special Provisions Applicable to Personal Illness or Injury. Employees claiming illness or injury leave benefits for more than five (5) consecutive days may be requested to submit a written statement from a regularly-licensed physician or other appropriate health care provider which confirms the need for the six (6) or more days of absence. Prior to the employee's return to work, the District may require a written statement from a regularly-licensed physician or other appropriate health care provider stating the first date of the employee's approved return to work. Any restrictions on the employee's performance will be noted on the written statement.

Special Provisions Applicable to Personal Illness or Injury. Employees claiming illness or injury leave benefits for more than five (5) consecutive days may be requested to submit a written statement from a regularly-regularly licensed physician or other appropriate health care provider which confirms the need for the six (6) or more days of absence. Prior to the employee's return to work, the District may require a written statement from a regularly-regularly licensed physician or other appropriate health care provider stating the first date of the employee's approved return to work. Any restrictions on the employee's performance will be noted on the written statement.