Sick Leave

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  1. All non-probationary employees are provided job protection when absent from work due to illness or injury for a period not exceeding 12 weeks (e.g., employees will not be dismissed, laid off, suspended, demoted or otherwise disciplined because of absence). Upon written request, employees may be required to provide a medical certificate confirming illness or injury.
  2. Paid sick leave is granted with the sole intent to protect employees against loss of income when ill. Paid sick leave is a maximum of 18 days for permanent full-time employees, and 12 days for permanent part-time employees, in a payroll year and prorated if the employee starts employment after the first pay period of the year. The maximum accumulated sick time is 60 days for permanent full-time and 30 days for permanent part-time employees.
  3. Any employee absent because of sickness should inform the immediate supervisor within the hour they are to report for duty.
  4. A medical certificate is required for any sick leave beyond 3 days.
  5. The library manager may request a medical professional note if misuse of this policy is suspected.
  6. Each employee is entitled to a leave of absence with full pay for medical, dental, and mental wellness appointments falling on a regular working day following notification of their supervisor. This time is to be deducted from accumulated sick/personal leave. 
  7. An employee is expected to inform their supervisor with a minimum of twenty-four (24) hours (unless emergency) of any medical, dental, and mental wellness appointments they have made.
  • Last Updated Nov 03, 2022
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  • Answered By Tracy Paradis

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