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E17.17An application by an employee for personal leave during a period that would otherwise be a

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An application by an employee for personal leave during a period that would otherwise be a period of parental leave must be granted subject to the employee providing a certificate from a registered medical practitioner or registered health professional operating within their scope of practice, in accordance with subclause E4.55. Keep in touch arrangements (parental leave)

Previous sectionE17.16An employee on parental leave may access annual and long service leave on full or half pay to

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