Common use of Non-Emergency Situations Clause in Contracts

Non-Emergency Situations. Non-emergency situations shall be defined as those instances when an employee has occasion to schedule dental or medical appointments, etc., as a matter of no urgency and no hardship will result if the employee waits several days before the appointment. The employee shall schedule medical or dental appointments, and/or treatments at a time, which does not unduly interfere with job-related duties and shall notify his/her supervisor as soon as the time of the appointment is known. Non-emergency use of sick leave shall be requested at least forty-eight (48) hours in advance of the anticipated absence. The employee must request the usage of non-emergency sick leave in writing on a form provided by management.

Non-Emergency Situations. Non-emergency situations shall be defined as those instances when an employee has occasion to schedule dental or medical appointments, etc., as a matter of no urgency and no hardship will result if the employee waits several days before the appointment. The employee shall schedule medical or dental appointments, and/or treatments at a time, which does not unduly interfere with job-related duties and shall notify his/her supervisor as soon as the time of the appointment is known. Non-emergency use of sick leave shall be requested at least forty-eight (48) hours in advance of the anticipated absence. The employee must request the usage of non-non- emergency sick leave in writing on a form provided by management.