Leave of Absence definition

Leave of Absence means absent from work with permission.
Leave of Absence means any period during which an employee does not receive (i) compensation for employment, (ii) service credit towards pension benefits, and (iii) health insurance benefits paid for by the employer.
Leave of Absence means absence from duty with the Employer's permission;

Examples of Leave of Absence in a sentence

  • Bereavement Leave will not be granted to employees when they are on Leave of Absence, their regular off or when off due to illness or accident.

  • An employee requesting leave under this policy shall submit a completed Request for Leave of Absence form to the Principal at which time the employee will be given the Family and Medical Leave Information Packet.

  • All District policies and procedures existing today are effective as related to any Leave of Absence offered and will be administered in accordance with the provisions in the NCTD Employee Handbook, Section 9, Leaves of Absence.

  • I shall participate in the Plan for school years and my Leave of Absence shall immediately follow thereafter, subject to the provisions of paragraph 4 below.

  • All employees who are eligible for the District’s insurance program according to Board policy will be eligible according to the Insurance Carrier Contract to purchase medical, dental and vision coverage while on Leave of Absence.


More Definitions of Leave of Absence

Leave of Absence means the period of time a member is
Leave of Absence means a leave of absence of an Employee that has been approved by his or her Participating Employer, as provided for in the Participating Employer’s rules, policies, procedures and practices.
Leave of Absence means permission to be absent from duty.
Leave of Absence means an approved leave of absence from Motorola or a Subsidiary that is not a termination of employment, as determined by Motorola.
Leave of Absence means permission to be absent from duty granted to an employee by an authorized officer of the Council (« congé »);
Leave of Absence means a personal leave, medical leave or military leave, as approved by the Employer.
Leave of Absence means a period of time during which the Employee must be away from his or her primary job with the Employer, while maintaining the status of Employee during said time away from work, generally requested by an Employee and having been approved by his or her Participating Employer, and as provided for in the Participating Employer’s rules, policies, procedures and practices where applicable.