Time Off Due to Illness Sample Clauses

The 'Time Off Due to Illness' clause establishes an employee's right to take leave from work when they are unwell. Typically, this clause outlines the process for notifying the employer, any documentation required such as a doctor's note, and the duration or limits of paid or unpaid sick leave. Its core function is to ensure employees can recover from illness without fear of job loss or penalty, while providing employers with clear procedures for managing absences due to health reasons.
Time Off Due to Illness. For time off due to illness, the employee must notify the immediate supervisor as soon as possible, but at least two (2) hours prior to the shift start time is encouraged. If the illness extends beyond one day, daily calls must be made to keep the supervisor informed.
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