Common use of Family Illness Leave Clause in Contracts

Family Illness Leave. Two (2) days per year paid leave shall be provided for the employee's absence due to illness or injury of any members of the immediate family.

Family Illness Leave. Two Each employee is entitled to a yearly leave of two (2) paid days per year paid for family illness outside of sick leave, which may be used to meet the total leave shall be provided for the employee's absence due to illness or injury of any members requirements of the immediate familyFamily Medical Leave Act.

Family Illness Leave. (a) Two (2) paid Family Illness Leave days per calendar year paid leave shall be provided available for the employee's absence due purpose of attending to illness illness, injury, or injury of any members of traumatic event in the Employee’s immediate family. An additional two (2) days may be approved by the Employer.

Family Illness Leave. Two An employee shall be granted up to two (2) days per year of paid miscellaneous leave shall during each fiscal year. Family illness leave can be provided used for the employee's absence due an illness of an immediate family member, as defined in Section 13.2.1, which occurs at a time when arrangements cannot be made in time to illness or injury of any members of the immediate familyreport to work. The leave may be taken in hourly segments.

Family Illness Leave. Two (2) days of paid leave per year paid will be allowed each employee in the event of serious illness to his/her spouse, parents, or children. Such leave must be reported on a Payroll Absence Verification form, and shall include the name and phone number of the attending physician. Such leave is nonaccumulative. Concurrent serious illness shall be provided for the employee's absence due to illness or injury of any members of the immediate familytreated as a single serious illness.

Family Illness Leave. Two An employee shall be granted up to two (2) days per year of paid family illness leave shall during each fiscal year. Family illness leave can be provided used for the employee's absence due an illness of an immediate family member, as defined in Section 13.2.1, which occurs at a time when arrangements cannot be made in time to illness or injury of any members of the immediate familyreport to work. The leave may be taken in hourly segments.