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sick leave
(redirected from Carer's leave)

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sick leave
n.
Paid absence from work allowed an employee because of sickness.


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You'll also need to come to an agreement about the skill mix and staffing level on your ward or unit, shift length, and handover period, your sick leave, carer's leave, annual leave, long service leave and whether you'll receive paid maternity leave.
Election statements by branch secretaries by Australian Nursing Journal
In 1995, the second part of the decision combined sick leave and bereavement leave into a single personal and carer's leave provision and set an annual limit of five days paid carer's leave that could be accumulated from one year to the next (Queensland University of Technology 1999).
Voting with their feet: family friendliness and parent employment in ... by Warren, Belinda / Australian Bulletin of Labour
These include options such as flex time, parental leave, carer's leave, telecommuting, and so on.
A measure of attitudes towards flexible work options by Albion, Majella J. / Australian Journal of Management
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