Compassionate grounds definition
Compassionate grounds means you need money urgently for things like medical treatment or to make loan payments to avoid losing your home. You can apply only if you haven’t been receiving long-term Commonwealth income support.
Compassionate grounds in the case of a person means —
Examples of Compassionate grounds in a sentence
Compassionate grounds include family matters sufficient to support an employee’s transfer.
For service with MCW, an employee other than a casual employee, shall be granted a Personal Leave entitlement, on a pro rata basis, as follows, • Up to and including 10 years of service 15 days per year • 11 years and beyond 18 days per year An employee is entitled to use their Personal Leave if they are unable to attend work as a result of: • Illness or injury; • The need to care for their “immediate family” or a relative who is a member of the same household; • Compassionate grounds.