Act respecting labour standards Chapter IV - Larbour standards (Section 39.1 to 97)
Chapter IV - Larbour standards (Section 39.1 to 97)
Division V.1.1 - Absences of reservists employees (Sect. 81.17.1 à 81.17.6)
Section 81.17.3
Absences of reservists employees
To take advantage of the right provided for in section 81.17.1, an employee must give to the employer advance written notice of not less than four weeks of the date on which the absence is to begin, the reason for it and its duration. However, the notice may be shorter for serious cause, in which case the employee must notify the employer as soon as possible.
The employee may return to work before the expected date after giving the employer written notice of not less than three weeks.
2008, c. 30, s. 5.
- Interpretation
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An employee reservist must give a written notice of at least four weeks to his employer at the time of a leave for the reasons stipulated in section 81.17.1 ALS. This time period may, however, be less if the employee has a serious reason for not respecting it. In this case, the employee must notify his employer as soon as he is able to do so.