Incarceration Leave Clause Samples
The Incarceration Leave clause defines the terms under which an employee may take leave if they are incarcerated. Typically, this clause outlines whether such leave is paid or unpaid, the process for notifying the employer, and any documentation required to support the leave request. Its core function is to provide clear guidelines for both employer and employee in the event of an employee's incarceration, ensuring consistency and minimizing disputes regarding employment status during such periods.
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Incarceration Leave. Employees shall be entitled to one (1) week leave without pay per annum for time spent incarcerated. This leave without pay can be extended with approval of the Employer.
Incarceration Leave. (a) The Employer will grant a leave of absence to any employee who is convicted under the provisions of the Highway Traffic Act (Ontario) relating to offences arising out of the operation of a motor vehicle (the same to include driving a motor vehicle while intoxicated) if the employee is sentenced or charged to a term of imprisonment of not more than thirty (30) days. Such leave of absence shall be unpaid.
Incarceration Leave. An employee convicted of a traffic offence under the Highway Traffic Act and who is absent from work for not more than six (6) months as a result of such conviction shall be treated as though he is on leave of absence and accumulate seniority.
Incarceration Leave. 19.01 The Employer will grant a leave of absence to any seniority employee who is convicted under the provisions of the Highway Traffic Act (Ontario) relating to an offence arising out of the operation of a motor vehicle (the same to include driving a motor vehicle while intoxicated) if the employee is sentenced to a term of imprisonment of not more than one hundred and twenty (120) days. Such leave of absence shall be unpaid.
19.02 The Company will grant a leave of absence to any seniority employee who is convicted of a summary conviction criminal offence if the employee is sentenced to a term of imprisonment of not more than sixty (60) days. This clause does not apply to an offence arising out of the operation of a motor vehicle or an offence involving the Company or its employees. An employee may only receive a leave of absence pursuant to this Article once during their employment with the Company.
Incarceration Leave. 16.8,1 Not Related to Employment - In the event that the employee is jailed awaiting a court appearance, she/he shall be entitled to an automatic leave without pay, but without loss of seniority.
16.8,2 Related to Employment - If an employee is incarcerated as a result of taking actions directed by the Employer, the Employer shall grant a paid leave of absence without losses of seniority, for the duration of the incarceration.
16.8,3 Fines - If an employee is fined as a result of taking action as directed by the Employer, the Employer shall pay said fine on behalf of the employee.
Incarceration Leave. The Employer will grant a leave of absence to any employee who is convicted under the provisions of the Highway Traffic Act (Ontario) relating to offences arising out of the operation of a motor vehicle (the same to include driving a motor vehicle while intoxicated) if the employee is sentenced or charged to a term of imprisonment of not more than one hundred and eighty (180) days. Such leave of absence shall be unpaid.
Incarceration Leave. 25.01 An employee charged or convicted of an offence arising out of the operation of a motor vehicle and who is incarcerated for a period of not more than six (6) months as a result of such conviction, shall be treated as though the employee is on a leave of absence. Such leave shall only be granted once during the term of this Agreement.
Incarceration Leave. 44:01 A Seniority employee who receives a jail sentence of ninety (90) days or less upon being convicted of an offense, shall be granted leave of absence equal to the term for which he is confined to jail and prevented from reporting for work. In the event his conviction takes place for any reason other than a motor vehicle offense, the employee shall be responsible for all Company and personal welfare costs for the period of his absent.
Incarceration Leave. The Employer will grant a leave of absence to any employee who is convicted under the provisions of the Highway Traf- fic Act (Ontario) relating to offences arising out of the operation of a motor vehicle (the same to include driving a motor vehicle while intoxicated) if the employee is sentenced or charged to a term of imprisonment of not more than one hundred and eighty (180) days. Such leave of absence shall be unpaid.
Incarceration Leave. 16.8,1 Not Related to Employment - In the event that the employee is jailed awaiting a court appearance, they shall be entitled to an automatic leave without pay, but without loss of seniority.
16.8,2 Related to Employment - I f an employee is incarcerated as a result of taking actions directed by the Employer, the Employer shall grant a paid leave of absence without losses of seniority, for the duration of the incarceration.
16.8,3 Fines - I f an employee is f ined as a result of taking action as directed by the Employer, the Employer shall pay said f ine on behalf of the employee.