Common use of Doctor's Certificate Clause in Contracts

Doctor's Certificate. The County may require a medical verification setting forth the nature and duration of an employee's illness or injury from work (including the current status and condition of an ill or injured employee), of an employee's ability to return to work, or of an employee's ability to continue the full performance of his or her duties. When such verification is requested by the County, the County shall pay the cost incurred by the employee for any medical verification.

Doctor's Certificate. The County may require a medical verification setting forth the nature and duration of an ofan employee's illness or injury from work (including the current status and condition of an ill or injured employee), of an employee's ability to return to work, or of an employee's ability to continue the full performance of his or her their duties. When such verification is requested by the County, the County shall pay the cost incurred by the employee for any medical verification.

Doctor's Certificate. The County may require a medical verification setting forth the nature and duration of an employee's illness or injury from work (including the current status and condition of an ill or injured employee), of an employee's ability to return to work, or of an employee's ability to continue the full performance of his or her their duties. When such verification is requested by the County, the County shall pay the cost incurred by the employee for any medical verification.

Doctor's Certificate. The County may require a medical verification setting forth the nature and duration of an employee's illness or injury from work (including the current status and condition of an ill or injured employee), of an employee's ability to return to work, or of an employee's ability to continue the full performance of his or her their duties. When such verification is requested by the County, the County shall pay the cost incurred by the employee for any medical verification.