Specialist Appointments Sample Clauses

Specialist Appointments. ‌ When an employee's Doctor refers the employee to a Specialist then any necessary travel time, to a maximum of twenty-one point six (21.6) [twenty-two point five (22.5) effective September 1, 2013) work hours, for the employee to visit such Specialist shall be paid for and deducted from sick leave credits.
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Specialist Appointments. 43 19.12 Cash-in of Sick Leave Credits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
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Specialist Appointments. The Company will provide unpaid time off if it is necessary for an employee to attend appointments with a medical specialist. Employees will endeavour, where possible, to arrange for such appointments outside of working hours.
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Specialist Appointments. Where a full time regular employee is required to attend a specialist appointment, outside the immediate area during work hours, attendance at such appointment shall be without loss of pay, under the following conditions:
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Related to Specialist Appointments

  • Medical Appointments Medical appointments may be charged to sick leave. The employee must notify the supervisor of a medical appointment at least twenty-four (24) hours in advance except in case of emergency.

  • Initial Appointments The Company appoints the Trustee as the initial Paying Agent, the initial Registrar and the initial Conversion Agent.

  • Acting Appointments If an Employer appoints a Teacher to act in a promotion position for ten or more consecutive school days, the Employer must pay the Teacher the rate prescribed for that position.

  • Term Appointments 16.3.4.1 A Term appointment carries no implication of renewal or continuation beyond the contractually limited term. A person holding a Term appointment may apply for a Probationary or Continuing appointment if such a position is available.

  • Visiting Appointments A "visiting" appointment is one made to a person having appropriate professional qualifications but not expected to be available for more than a limited period, or to a person in a position which the University does not expect to be available for more than a limited period. A visiting appointment may be offered in single or multi-year appointments not to exceed a total of four (4) consecutive years.

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