Waiting Period. Occupational injury leave may not be used within seven (7) days of the date of injury or date of a reactivation. Normal sick leave may be used during this time period. However, if an employee is treated at a hospital/urgent care treatment facility by a medical doctor due to a serious on-duty injury who orders the employee not to work, no loss of sick leave shall occur.
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Waiting Period. Occupational injury leave may not be used within seven (7) days of the date of injury injury, or the date of a reactivation. Normal sick leave may be used during this time period. However, if an employee is treated at a hospital/urgent care treatment facility immediately hospitalized overnight by a medical doctor due to a serious qualified on-duty injury who orders the employee not to workinjury, no loss of sick leave shall occur.
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Waiting Period. Occupational injury leave may not be used within seven (7) days of the date of injury or date of a reactivation. Normal sick leave may be used during this time period. However, if an employee is treated at a hospital/urgent care treatment facility by a medical doctor due to a serious on-duty injury who orders the employee not to work, no loss of sick leave shall occur.
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Waiting Period. Occupational injury leave may not be used within seven (7) days of the date of injury or date of a reactivationinjury. Normal sick leave may be used during this time period. However, if an employee is treated at a hospital/urgent care treatment facility immediately hospitalized overnight by a medical doctor due to a serious qualified on-duty injury who orders the employee not to workinjury, no loss of sick leave shall occur.
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Waiting Period. Occupational injury leave may not be used within seven (7) days of the date of injury or date of a reactivation. Normal sick leave may be used during this time period. However, if an employee is treated at a hospital/urgent care treatment facility immediately hospitalized overnight by a medical doctor due to a serious qualified on-duty injury who orders the employee not to workinjury, no loss of sick leave shall occur.
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Waiting Period. Occupational injury leave may not be used within seven (7) days of the date of injury or date of a reactivation. Normal sick leave may be used during this time period. However, if an employee is treated at a hospital/urgent care treatment facility immediately hospitalized overnight by a medical doctor due to a serious on-qualified on- duty injury who orders the employee not to workinjury, no loss of sick leave shall occur.
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Waiting Period. Occupational injury leave may not be used within seven (7) days of the date of injury or date of a reactivation. Normal sick leave may be used during this time period. However, if an employee is treated at a hospital/urgent care treatment facility by a medical doctor due to a serious on-duty injury who orders the employee not to work, no loss of sick leave shall occur.occur.
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Waiting Period. Occupational injury leave may not be used within seven (7) days of the date of injury injury, or the date of a reactivation. Normal sick leave may be used during this time period. However, if an employee is immediately treated at a hospital/urgent care treatment facility by a medical doctor due to a serious on-duty injury who orders the employee not to work, no loss of sick leave shall occur.
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Waiting Period. Occupational injury leave may not be used within seven (7) days of the date of injury injury, or the date of a reactivation. Normal sick leave may be used during this time period. However, if an employee is treated at a hospital/urgent care treatment facility by a medical doctor due to a serious on-duty injury who orders the employee not to work, no loss of sick leave shall occur.
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Samples: Article 1 – Agreement
Waiting Period. Occupational injury leave may not be used within seven (7) days of the date of injury injury, or the date of a reactivation. Normal sick leave may be used during this time period. However, if an employee is treated at a hospital/urgent care treatment facility immediately hospitalized overnight by a medical doctor due to a serious on-qualified on- duty injury who orders the employee not to workinjury, no loss of sick leave shall occur.
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