Examples of Election Leave in a sentence
Military Leave, Election Leave, Leave to Vote, Jury Duty Leave, Leave for Court Subpoena, Firefighter Leave, Crime Victim Leave, and Pregnancy, Childbirth and Adoption Leave.
Election Leave (Board Policy GDBDA)Any employee who is appointed as an election judge pursuant to state law may be absent on any election day for the period of time required by the election authority.
Election Leave Any teacher who is appointed as an election judge pursuant to state law may be absent on any election day for the period of time required by the election authority.
Election Leave – Any employee who is appointed as an election judge pursuant to state law may be absent on any election day for the period of time required by the election authority.
Election Leave - Any employee who is appointed as an election judge pursuant to state law may be absent on any election day for the period of time required by the election authority.
Election Leave Any employee who is appointed as an election judge pursuant to state law may be absent on any election day for the period of time required by the election authority.
Parental Leave; Bereavement Leave; Jury/Court Leave; Election Leave; Union Leave, Compassionate Care Family Leave.
All employees (other than casuals) are entitled to the under mentioned provisions as set out in Ministerial Directive 10/01 "Special Leave" Attendance at Courses Conducted by the Australian Trade Union Training Authority; • Officers Prevented from Performing Duties; • Reserve Forces Training; • Attendance at Counter Disaster Courses;• Attendance at Emergencies; • Pre-Retirement Seminars; • Election Leave.
Election Leave is subject to the staff member's manager approving the leave on the basis that local arrangements can be put in place to cover the leave.
Election Leave Effective June 17: Where an employee is a candidate in a federal or provincial election or an election for a municipal council or a related board they shall be granted, upon written application, leave of absence without pay for the purpose of campaigning for such election and for the duration of their first term in office if elected.