Employer Right to Allow Sick Benefits Sample Clauses

Employer Right to Allow Sick Benefits. The Employer reserves the right to determine whether an employee shall be allowed sick leave benefits when his disabilities are the result of engagement in criminal activities.
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Employer Right to Allow Sick Benefits. The Employer reserves the to determine whether an employee shall be allowed sick leave benefits when his disabilities are the result of engagement in criminal activities. Leave General From Boards, or Crown Employees coming from Boards, or Crown Corporations of the Government of Saskatchewan shall be allowed to transfer their accumulated sick leave credits into the public service upon providing proof of their entitlement. on Future Leave The Employer may allow an employee to draw on her future leave credits to a maximum of thirty (30) days. If the employee terminates employment or retires, any overdrawn amount owing will be recovered.

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