Alternatively, paternity leave may be charged to the father's annual leave entitlement.

Sick leave during annual leave

Annual leave

Annual leave

The Committee is concerned about the differences in the criteria for entitlement to maternity leave for workers in the public and private sectors, and that the entitlement of male workers to five days of paternity leave is only applicable in the public sector.

(e) Annual leave shall accrue during the period of maternity leave.

2. For a member who has served a full term of nine years, the annual pension entitlement shall be

Article V Annual and special leave

Rule 105.1, Annual leave, subparagraph (c), is amended to establish a new annual leave cycle from 1 April through 31 March.

(b) Rule 106.2 (e), Sick leave during annual leave, is amended to clarify that sick leave during annual leave may be approved only if the period of sickness exceeds five consecutive working days

Rule 206.7, Maternity leave, is retitled Maternity and paternity leave, and subparagraphs (b) and (e) are amended to reflect the new entitlement to paternity leave, as approved by General Assembly resolution 59 268.

(e) Annual leave shall accrue during the period of maternity or paternity leave.

The Long term Carers' Leave Act (5 July 2002) provides conditional entitlement to a maximum of six weeks' leave if a partner, parent or child is dangerously ill.

this law to include entitlement to take long term leave to care for a dangerously ill child, partner or parent.

Staff members shall be allowed appropriate annual leave.

ST SGB 2004 16, entitled Annual leave cycle .

Staff members shall be allowed appropriate annual leave.

Rule 106.3, Maternity leave, is retitled Maternity and paternity leave, and subparagraphs (b) and (e) are amended to reflect the new entitlement to paternity leave, as approved by General Assembly resolution 59 268 of 23 December 2004.

The web applications provided thus far include benefit estimates of future entitlements, benefit case tracking, certificate of entitlement follow up, and electronic annual statements.

(a) Rule 105.1 (c), Annual leave, is provisionally amended to establish a new annual leave cycle from 1 April through 31 March, which will begin on 1 April 2005

(i) (g) If both husband and wife are staff members entitled to home leave, each of them shall have the choice of exercising his or her own home leave entitlement or of accompanying the spouse.

The amendments introduced dealt with questions that often arise, such as the time that eligible staff may take the entitlement during the home leave cycle and the period of time spent in the country of home leave.

The period of maternity leave is counted as time worked for the purposes of seniority, annual leave and the thirteenth month bonus.

(b) (i) Annual leave may be taken in units of days and half days

Additional paid annual leave of 6 days for widowed parents or single parent families.

In 2004, the ESA, 2000 was amended to create an entitlement to family medical leave. Employees are entitled to take an unpaid leave of up to eight weeks to provide care or support to a seriously ill specified family member.

In case this is formal emplyment, then the employees will have all the rights pertaining, including the right to sick leave and annual leave.

(k) (i) Staff members travelling on approved home leave shall be required to spend a substantial period of annual leave in their home country.

11.2.1 Entitlement to family benefits

(e) When sickness of more than five consecutive working days occurs while a staff member is on annual leave, including home leave, sick leave may be approved subject to appropriate medical certification.

Rule 106.2, Sick leave, subparagraph (c), is amended to align the cycle used for the recording of sick leave with the new annual leave cycle and to ensure consistency with rule 106.3, as amended, by deleting a reference to paternity leave.

(b) Republic of Tajikistan labour law gives privileges to women when annual leaves are being scheduled specifically, if pregnant women and women who have given birth request it, annual leave is given to them before their maternity leave or after it or after childcare leave, regardless of how long they have been on the job.

The ESA, 2000 also created a new entitlement to emergency leave. Eligible employees are entitled to take up to 10 days of unpaid leave because of medical reasons or the death, illness, injury or urgent matter concerning a child, spouse, same sex partner or other specified relative.

The right to annual leave is determined by law to be at least 18 days, while for underage workers this leave is to last for at least 24 work days.

Any State that might be willing to admit hundreds or even a few thousand may well be reluctant to accept entry entitlement as of right or to accept the entitlement of some, if that is thought to imply the entitlement of all.

All other increases of annual leave are regulated through collective contracts and the book of regulation and rules at work.

Entitlement to survivors' benefits for spouses and former spouses

Table 5 Examinees and entitlement to matriculation certificates 2002

This structure is also able to compensate for lack of staff owing to absences, particularly on annual leave, in the teams.

The single parent family leave may not coincide with the end or the beginning of the regular paid annual leave and it applies to parents with children up to the age of 12.

The bill to provide this entitlement is currently before parliament.

And you've got to start banishing a word that's called entitlement.

Rights to breaks (daily, weekly, annual), number of work hours and paid leave during State holidays are regulated by labour legislation and collective contracts.

The termination indemnity is not an entitlement for staff at the Tribunals.

In addition, women who have two or more children under the age of 14 (or a disabled child under the age of 16) are given, if they so wish, annual leave without pay for at least 14 calendar days. That leave may be combined with the regular annual leave or may be used separately (all at once or in installments) at a time agreed to by the employer (article 171 of the Labour Code).