Sick definition

Sick. , “sickness” or “illness” means a medical condition that is not an injury or not a pre-existing medical condition which first occurs during your period of cover.

Sick means coughing or sneezing more than explainable from dust or environmental issues. It could be the common cold or the flu, either way if there is a possibility that someone is sick, they should be sent home. • If a trade partner is suspected as sick, send them home and notify their manager. • If an employee who can work from home effectively is identified as sick, they will be • sent home and use technology to continue to work. • If an employee who cannot work from home effectively is identified as sick, they will be temporarily laid off so they can recover. • Anyone who goes home as sick or is sent home as sick must follow current guidelines in respect of screening, testing or self-isolation What to do with a confirmed COVID-19 case: The projections show that 30-70% of the population may ultimately get this illness. All the measures being implemented are to slow the spread to ensure the medical system has the capacity to treat those who need it when they get it. In the event of a confirmed case – • Notify everyone by email as soon as it is confirmed. It is important to communicate well through this so you will be the first to know. • Follow the guidelines provided by Health PEI. • Research is showing the virus lasts max 72 hours without people so we would shut down the workplace for 72 hours. After we would go in and disinfect the hard surfaces like door handles to be sure, but it would be safe to continue work there. • If we have a crew or entire worksite that is quarantined, we will quarantine them for 14 days, shut down the site for 72 hours and restart it as above with a substitute crew to keep work proceeding.

Sick or “Sickness” means a medical condition, not being an Injury, which first occurs during your period of cover.

Examples of Sick in a sentence

• If an employee’s overall accrual rate falls below the accrual rate required by Seattle Municipal Code Chapter 14.16, Paid Sick and Safe Time Law (“Chapter 14.16”), the employee shall be credited with sick leave hours so that the employee's total sick leave earned per calendar year meets the minimum accrual requirements of Chapter 14.16.

• Employees shall be afforded the option to transfer and/or receive sick leave in accordance with the terms and conditions of the City's Sick Leave Transfer Program as established and set forth by City Ordinance.

• Sick leave shall be defined as paid time off from work for a qualifying reason under Article 14.1 of this Agreement.

• Sick leave shall be paid at the employee’s regular rate of compensation.

• Requests for annual conversion must be made no later than the end of the first full pay period in January by completing the Annual Sick Leave Conversion Request Form.

More Definitions of Sick

Sick means coughing or sneezing more than explainable from dust or environmental issues. It could be the common cold or the flu, either way if there is a possibility that someone is sick, they should be sent home.

Sick means to have a fever, to be experiencing ongoing or severe diarrhea, unexplained lethargy, respiratory distress, ongoing or severe vomiting, or pain or other symptoms that are ongoing or severe enough to impair a child's ability to participate in normal activity.

Sick or “sickness” means a condition, the signs or symptoms of which first occur or manifest during your period of cover.

Sick or “sickness” means a medical condition (including a mental illness), not being an injury, the signs or symptoms of which first occur or manifest during your period of cover.

Sick or “Sickness” means a medical condition (including a Mental Illness), not being an Injury, the symptoms of which first occur or manifest after the date of issue of the Certificate of Insurance.

Sick means disabled due to sickness, as defined in Section 14 A. 7.

Sick or “Sickness” means a medical condition, not being an Injury, which first occurs during your Journey Period.