Specialist Appointments Clause Samples

Specialist Appointments. When an employee’s Doctor refers the employee to a Specialist then any necessary travel time, to a maximum of 21.6 work hours, for the employee to visit such Specialist shall be paid for and deducted from sick leave credits.
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.
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: i. The employee has been referred by the employee’s family doctor to a medical doctor who is a Specialist; ii. No medical doctor who is a Specialist in the particular field required is practicing locally; iii. A maximum of one paid day per event or consultation will be in place.
Specialist Appointments. When an employee’s Doctor refers the employee to a Specialist then any necessary travel time, to a maximum of work hours, for the employee to visit such Specialist shall be paid for deducted from sick leave credits. Cash-in of Sick Leave Credits Upon retirement, or on voluntarily leaving the work force after their fifty-fifth (55)birthday, employees shall receive forty percent (40%) of their accumulated sick leave credits based on their existing salary. This cash-in eliminates all sick leave credits. An employee who rejoins the work force is not entitled to another cash-in.
Specialist Appointments