LEAVE BETWEEN REPORTS Clause Samples

The "Leave Between Reports" clause defines the rules and entitlements regarding an employee's leave taken in the period between two reporting assignments or postings. Typically, this clause outlines whether and how much leave an employee can take when transitioning from one report or duty station to another, and may specify if such leave is paid, unpaid, or subject to approval. Its core practical function is to provide clarity and consistency in managing employee leave during assignment changes, ensuring both organizational needs and employee rights are balanced during transitions.
LEAVE BETWEEN REPORTS. Where an employee who has received a "less than satisfactory" evaluation report is absent for more than one (1) month any subsequent evaluation conducted within the time period referred to in Article C.29.2.b will not commence (or continue if the evaluation had already started) until at least: a. One (1) week after the employee's return to duty after an absence of at least one (1) month, b. Two (2) weeks after the employee's return to duty after an absence of at least two (2) months, c. Three
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