| Source: XpertHR P&D |
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Date: 05/02/2008 |
Publisher: XpertHR |
Sickness and sick pay: Contractual sick pay entitlement contract clause (contract clause)
TOPICS:| pay and benefits | pay levels and awards
| | terms, conditions and employee rights | working time and leave
| | contracts of employment | terms of employment
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Clause wording: The Employer operates the following policy in relation to employees' eligibility for
contractual sick pay.
An employee will
not be entitled to contractual sick pay if:
- the employee has not yet been employed for a
continuous period of at least six months and has not worked normally for at
least one month prior to the commencement of any incapacity to work;
- the employee fails to
comply with the notification and certification requirements imposed by the
Employer from time to time;
- the employee refuses to attend a medical examination at the reasonable request of the
Employer;
- the employee's incapacity has been caused by participation in dangerous sports or activities;
- the employee makes or produces any misleading or untrue statement or document concerning his/her
fitness to work;
- disciplinary proceedings are pending against the employee.
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