Common use of Evidence of Illness or Injury Clause in Contracts

Evidence of Illness or Injury. If an Employee is unable to attend work for reasons of illness or injury, the Employee shall supply the Employer with evidence in the form of a certificate from a registered health practitioner or if not practicable, evidence to the satisfaction of the Employer.

Evidence of Illness or Injury. If an the Employee is unable to attend work for reasons of personal illness or injury, the Employer may request, the Employee shall to supply the Employer with evidence in the form of a certificate from a registered health practitioner or if not practicable, evidence to practitioner. The Employer may also accept a statutory declaration where there are mitigating circumstances that prevents the satisfaction of the EmployerEmployee from providing a certificate.

Evidence of Illness or Injury. If an Employee is you are unable to attend work for reasons of illness or injury, the Employee you shall supply the Employer with evidence in the form of a certificate from a registered health practitioner or if not practicable, evidence to the satisfaction of the Employerpractitioner.

Evidence of Illness or Injury. If an Employee is unable to attend work for reasons of illness or injury, the Employee he or she shall supply provide the Employer with evidence in the form of a certificate from a registered health practitioner or if not practicable, evidence to the satisfaction of the Employerpractitioner.