- Unpaid Leave for Maternity Reasons. Maternity leaves granted in compliance with WAC 162-30 for sickness or disability may extend up to sixty (60) days after the birth of the infant, and if for more than sixty (60) days, shall require filing a physician’s certificate stating the need for additional leave due to said sickness or disability, unless the Prosecuting Attorney agrees in writing to a longer period of unpaid leave.
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- Unpaid Leave for Maternity Reasons. Maternity leaves granted in compliance with WAC 162-30 for sickness or disability may extend up to sixty (60) days after the birth of the infant, and if for more than sixty (60) days, shall require filing a physician’s 's certificate stating the need for additional leave due to said sickness or disability, unless the Prosecuting Attorney agrees in writing to a longer period of unpaid leave.
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Samples: www.piercecountywa.gov, Contract
- Unpaid Leave for Maternity Reasons. Maternity leaves granted in compliance with WAC 162-30 for sickness or disability may extend up to sixty (60) days after the birth of the infant, and if for more than sixty (60) days, shall require filing a physician’s 's certificate stating the need for additional leave due to said sickness or disability, unless the Prosecuting Attorney Sheriff or designee agrees in writing to a longer period of unpaid leave.
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Samples: www.co.pierce.wa.us
- Unpaid Leave for Maternity Reasons. Maternity leaves granted in compliance with WAC 162-30 for sickness or disability may extend up to sixty (60) days after the birth of the infant, and if for more than sixty (60) days, shall require filing a physician’s 's certificate stating the need for additional leave due to said sickness or disability, unless the Prosecuting Attorney agrees approval in writing to a longer period of unpaid leave.
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Samples: www.piercecountywa.gov
- Unpaid Leave for Maternity Reasons. Maternity leaves granted in compliance with WAC 162-30 for sickness or disability may extend up to sixty (60) days after the birth of the infant, and if for more than sixty (60) days, shall require filing a physician’s 's certificate stating the need for additional leave due to said sickness or disability, unless the Prosecuting Attorney Public Works Director or his designee or elected official agrees in writing to a longer period of unpaid leave.
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