Common use of BLOOD DONORS LEAVE Clause in Contracts

BLOOD DONORS LEAVE. An Employer will release full-time Employees upon request on a maximum of two occasions per year to donate blood in paid time at a nominated time where a mobile collection unit or donor collection centre is located within five kilometres of the aged care facility. Employees will give at least seven days’ notice to the Employer and such release will take into account the staffing and workload needs of the facility.

BLOOD DONORS LEAVE. An Employer will release full-time Employees upon request on a maximum of two occasions per year to donate blood in paid time at a nominated time where a mobile collection unit or donor collection centre is located within five ten kilometres of the aged care facility. Employees will give at least seven days’ notice to the Employer and such release will take into account the staffing and workload needs of the facility.

BLOOD DONORS LEAVE. An (a) The Employer will release full-time Employees upon request on a maximum of two occasions per year to donate blood in paid time at a nominated time where a mobile collection unit or donor collection centre is located within five kilometres of the aged care facility. Employees will give at least seven days’ notice to the Employer and such release will take into account the staffing and workload needs of the facility.

BLOOD DONORS LEAVE. An The Employer will release full-time Employees upon request on a maximum of two occasions per year to donate blood in paid time at a nominated time where a mobile collection unit or donor collection centre is located within five 10 kilometres of the aged care facilitymedical centre. Employees will give at least seven days’ days notice to the Employer and such release will take into account the staffing and workload needs of the facilityclinic.