Sentences with phrase «of sick leave»

The court confirmed that if the worker «does not wish to take annual leave during a period of sick leave, annual leave must be granted to him for a different period».

Further, most employment contracts allow for a certain amount of sick leave days (paid or unpaid) to be taken by employees each calendar year.

Accordingly, it could not be said that accumulation of sick leave credits involved an element of insurance.

The very low rate of sick leave in wind farm workers would be very difficult to explain if wind turbines truly made people sick.

This poses problems for the individual, but is also costly for society in the form of sick leave and reduced ability to work.

His hands were already full with an attempted roll - back of our sick leave.

They concluded that illness attributable to smoking or alcohol amounted for 25 per cent of sick leave.

Establish a minimum number of sick leave days needed by the recipient to participate in the sick leave program.

It also limits the effect of sick leave payments on retirement benefits.

We believe additional leave days should come out of sick leave.

The length of your sick leave may depend on your record of service.

Some people ask whether or not they're still entitled to recover lost wages if they've continued to collect their pay by the use of sick leave or vacation pay.

Most companies also allow vacation time for employees in addition to their set amount of sick leave and personal days.

Any members who has not availed of a sick leave for a continuous period of 7 days in the last 6 months from the period in which the application is made can be covered under the scheme

OK, here's some good news (sort of): If you're too ill to work during your pregnancy, you are also entitled to 15 weeks of sick leave benefits on top of parental benefits.

The British reference (now known as Stringer and others v Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs C - 520 / 06) is essentially about two questions: whether a worker can re-designate a period of sick leave as holiday leave, and how payment in lieu of untaken holiday leave should be calculated for workers who have been off sick for all or part of the holiday year.

METHOD: In total, 95 ratings on the 17 - item WEIS were obtained from... a sample of clients with experience of sick leave due to different medical conditions.

- Males, older workers, and those at non-mandatory vaccination sites had longer durations of sick leave

«The main reasons for the disappointing start of the year in Germany are one - offs, like the harsh winter weather, vacation and high levels of sick leave due to the flu, combined with some sentiment normalization.

They are seeing the link between healthy, fit, and recharged employees to decreased absenteeism, lower turnover rates and reduced usage of sick leave, which saves their companies tons of money and increases their productivity.

As far as collective bargaining goes, it's been interesting so far, but we aren't alone: all federal public service unions have agreed to hold the line on the key issue of sick leave.

There's universal pre-K, the signature issue of de Blasio's first campaign, as well as municipal ID cards and the extension of sick leave to small businesses.

These 3 weeks of parental leave commence 3 weeks after the last day of work; during the first 3 weeks, employees are expected to utilize any combination of sick leave, personal leave, and vacation leave, so new Duke parents now have access to a total of 6 weeks of paid leave time.

According to a study published in the current issue of Ergonomics, workplace layout has a surprising effect on rates of sick leave.

A disease is a particular abnormal condition that affects part or all of an organism not caused by external force (see «injury») and that consists of a Sick leave (or paid sick days or sick pay) is time off from work that workers can use to stay home to address their health and safety needs without losing pay.

Availability of sick leave or long term disability (LTD) benefits.

At baseline (start of study) and 2 and 5 years after completion of the rehabilitation program all participants were evaluated in terms of sick leave, pain rating (Visual Analogue Scale), the Disability Rating Index, Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale, and Stress Test.

The court held that the accommodation provided to the plaintiff, allowing her to work at home, at full pay, subject only to a slight loss of sick leave, was reasonable as a matter of law.

Paid Leave — Paid leave generally includes thirteen days of sick leave per year, 26 days of paid vacation, and paid federal holidays.

With regard to the shortened period of notice provided for in Danish law for such dismissals (following a period of sick leave in which an individual received her salary), the Court also held that this could constitute indirect discrimination on the ground of disability.

She was able to work all but 16.5 hours during that period, and took 16.5 hours of sick leave.

Mr Buhari returned from the UK in March after seven weeks of sick leave.

Though most jurisdictions have some form of sick leave, family medical leave, or personal emergency leave, and human rights laws may require employers to accommodate employees who have family caregiving responsibilities or else they could face the risk of a «family status» discrimination claim.

At the same time, districts for the most part did not overhaul salary schedules — which still are subject to collective bargaining — cut the amount of sick leave or rewrite codes of conduct, Lewis said.

McLoughlin, who has been in the role since March 2017, will be stepping down and taking an extended period of sick leave.

He was asleep on his mat in his room when his father came in with four of his coworkers, they went into his room fully knowing he had another 54 days of sick leave and four weeks of vacation as well as 23 days of personal time before he was required to return to work.