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Employees to. Notify their immediate manager immediately, or as soon as possible, if they are unable to report for work due to an illness or injury, unless circumstances prevent them from doing so. It is important that the manager be notified prior to the start of the shift so that alternate staffing arrangements can be made; • When requested and required, submit medical information to the Third Party Disability Adjudicator as directed; and • Maintain regular contact with their manager/supervisor during the absence, including advising their manager of the return-to-work date; employees are to inform their manager in advance of the scheduled return-to-work date if they are unable to return to work on the scheduled date.
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