Sentences with phrase «deal with emergencies involving»

All employees have a right to take a reasonable amount of unpaid time off to deal with emergencies involving someone who depends on them and to make any arrangements that are needed.

The law says that all employees have a right to take a reasonable amount of unpaid time off to deal with emergencies involving people you care for.

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* Say life - threatening complications frequently arise during childbirth, particularly hemorrhaging involving the mother and fetal distress; lay midwives — those who are self - trained — are not well prepared to deal with such emergencies.

They provide 24 - hour emergency cover that mainly deals with dogs involved in road accidents and they also have a retirement home where they care for older canines.

AMEG claims that dealing with this emergency situation has to involve measures including some kind of geoengineering to actually cool the Arctic, or cool the currents and rivers flowing into the Arctic.

A team geared to dealing with corporate claims as well as individual claims, with specialist knowledge of claims involving commercial vehicles — bus, coach, haulage vehicles and emergency vehicles.

Section 57 (A) of the Employment Rights Act 1996 gives a «day one» right for an employee to have «reasonable» (undefined) time off work to deal with an emergency, such as a bereavement involving a dependant.

Established specialized travel insurance companies are experienced in dealing with travel emergencies, and they can provide valuable assistance when their customers are involved in serious accidents.

In case they get involved in an accident or lose their belongings, they can seek advice from someone who is experienced in dealing with travel emergencies.