SICK LEAVE - LTO Clause Samples
The SICK LEAVE - LTO clause defines the rules and entitlements regarding sick leave for employees on Long-Term Occasional (LTO) contracts. It typically outlines how much paid or unpaid sick leave an LTO employee is eligible for, the process for notifying the employer of an absence due to illness, and any documentation required, such as a doctor's note for extended absences. This clause ensures that LTO employees understand their rights and obligations when they are unable to work due to illness, providing clarity and consistency in the administration of sick leave benefits.
SICK LEAVE - LTO. To qualify for sick leave, an Occasional Teacher who is absent from the Occasional Teacher’s duties for a period exceeding five (5) consecutive working days must produce a certificate of illness from a qualified physician or licentiate of dental surgery and (if required by the Board) a further certificate from the Medical Officer of the Board.