SICK LEAVE CREDITED UPON COMPLETION OF INTRODUCTORY PERIOD Sample Clauses

This clause establishes that employees become eligible to receive sick leave benefits only after successfully completing an initial introductory or probationary period of employment. In practice, this means that new hires do not accrue or use sick leave until they have worked for the company for a specified period, such as 90 days. The core function of this clause is to ensure that only employees who have demonstrated a commitment to the organization receive sick leave benefits, thereby reducing the risk of abuse and aligning benefits with employee retention.
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SICK LEAVE CREDITED UPON COMPLETION OF INTRODUCTORY PERIOD. Paid sick leave shall not be credited to an employee during his/her introductory period; however, upon completion of the introductory period, such employee shall be credited with all of the sick leave that he/she would have accrued since his/her first the date of employment.
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