Common use of Medical Notes Clause in Contracts

Medical Notes. An employee who is required to attend a medical examination shall not be required to do so on his/her assigned rest days. When such an examination takes place during normal working hours, the employee shall be compensated for time lost. When the Company requires a note from the doctor, the Company will pay for doctor note(s) up to a maximum of one hundred ($100) per calendar year. An employee, who is scheduled to work and is unavailable due to sickness, may be required to provide a doctor’s note upon request after the third (3rd) day. The Company may, in its discretion, request a medical certificate after one (1) day in reasonable circumstances.

Medical Notes. An employee who is required to attend a medical examination shall not be required to do so on his/her assigned rest days. When such an examination takes place during normal working hours, the employee shall be compensated for time lost. When the Company requires a note from the doctor, the Company will pay for doctor note(s) up to a maximum of one hundred fifty dollars ($10050.00) per calendar year. An employee, who is scheduled to work and is unavailable due to sickness, may be required to provide a doctor’s note upon request after the third (3rd) day. The Company may, in its discretion, request a medical certificate after one (1) day in reasonable circumstances.