123 Sick Leave Entitlement Sample Clauses
The Sick Leave Entitlement clause defines an employee's right to take paid or unpaid leave from work due to illness or injury. It typically outlines the number of sick days allowed per year, the process for notifying the employer, and any documentation required, such as a medical certificate for extended absences. This clause ensures employees can recover from illness without fear of losing income or employment, while also providing employers with clear guidelines for managing absences and maintaining workplace productivity.
123 Sick Leave Entitlement. The employer will provide leave on pay when you need to be absent due to your illness, or if you have responsibility for short periods of care of a household member who is ill. Your entitlement is 6.5 days per year paid for on the basis of your relevant daily pay which includes overtime, penalty rates and allowances that you would have received had you worked on that day.