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CIT (Educators) Enterprise Agreement 2023-2026

E15.6An employee who has given notice that special birth leave will be (or is being) taken must

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An employee who has given notice that special birth leave will be (or is being) taken must provide reasonable evidence of the purpose for taking leave. This evidence may include a Canberra Institute of Technology f_p_n_70_ © Canberra Institute of Technology Page 68 of 195 Date updated: 18/01/2024 medical certificate from a registered medical practitioner or a registered health professional operating withing their scope of practice. Rate of payment

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