NERVOUS DISORDER Sample Clauses
The "Nervous Disorder" clause defines how conditions related to the nervous system, such as mental or neurological illnesses, are treated under the agreement or policy. Typically, this clause specifies whether coverage or liability extends to disorders like anxiety, depression, epilepsy, or other nervous system conditions, and may outline any exclusions or limitations. Its core function is to clarify the extent of responsibility or coverage for nervous disorders, thereby preventing disputes and ensuring both parties understand their obligations regarding such conditions.
NERVOUS DISORDER. An Employee who has been absent, or whose performance has been impaired, because of a nervous disorder, must, prior to his/her return, present a report from a physician showing satisfactory recovery. The Employee's cooperation in obtaining a medical report from an impartial clinic may be a required development. In the latter case, expenses incurred shall be borne by the Board of Education.