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CrimTrac Enterprise Agreement 2011-2014

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247. A period of unpaid carer’s leave will not count as service for any purpose. However, it will not break<br />

an employee’s continuity of service.<br />

Prior notification of absence<br />

248. An employee is required to give notice to their supervisor prior to 10 am on the day of the absence of<br />

the intention to take personal leave, the reason for the absence, and the expected duration of the<br />

absence. If this is not practicable, the employee must make every effort to notify their supervisor by<br />

telephone at the first opportunity.<br />

Documentary evidence requirements<br />

249. Before approval is given for an employee to take personal leave or to continue on leave, <strong>CrimTrac</strong><br />

may require an employee to provide satisfactory evidence in respect of (as applicable):<br />

a. their personal illness or injury<br />

b. the illness, injury or unexpected emergency affecting the member of their immediate family,<br />

household or other person for whom they have a caring responsibility.<br />

250. <strong>CrimTrac</strong> will request employees to provide evidence for:<br />

a. any absence which involves a continuous period of over three days (for sick or caring purposes)<br />

b. any absence (irrespective of duration) which occurs after a total of five days’ personal leave has<br />

been taken, where no documentary evidence has been provided, within a 12 month period.<br />

251. <strong>CrimTrac</strong> may also request an employee to provide evidence for any future period of leave, where:<br />

a. a pattern of absence has been identified<br />

b. further evidence or information is needed on the circumstances underlying the application for<br />

leave<br />

c. arrangements are in place for managing attendance as part of managing performance<br />

d. the manager has concerns about the amount of Personal Leave unsupported by evidence the<br />

employee has taken in a calendar year.<br />

252. The evidence requirements will be satisfied by:<br />

a. providing a certificate from a registered health practitioner<br />

b. providing a statutory declaration.<br />

253. The evidence requirements may be satisfied any other way satisfactory to <strong>CrimTrac</strong>.<br />

Part Day Absences<br />

254. Part day Personal Leave absences are allowed. For the purposes of managing leave, part day<br />

absences will reflect the actual time absent from the workplace. Full day absences will be deducted<br />

at a daily rate of 7 hours 30 minutes.<br />

No limit on maximum continuous leave period, subject to conditions<br />

255. Subject to available credits, acceptable evidence and, if required, the opinion of a registered health<br />

practitioner nominated by <strong>CrimTrac</strong>, there is no limit to the maximum continuous amount of<br />

personal leave for sick leave purposes which may be granted.<br />

Relationship to invalidity retirement<br />

256. Subject to the preceding clause an employee will not, without the employee’s consent, be retired on<br />

invalidity grounds before the employee’s full pay personal leave credit has expired.<br />

Accrual and crediting of personal leave<br />

257. Personal leave will not accrue during periods of unauthorised absences.<br />

258. Ongoing employees will accrue sick/carer’s leave at the rate of 18 days per year from the date of<br />

commencement in accordance with <strong>CrimTrac</strong> policy.<br />

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