North Western Health Board v McKenna C-191/03 (ECJ) | Practical Law

North Western Health Board v McKenna C-191/03 (ECJ) | Practical Law

The ECJ held in North Western Health Board v McKenna that, subject to certain minimum safeguards, absence due to pregnancy-related illness can be treated in the same way as any other sick leave under a sick pay scheme which provides for a reduction in pay after a certain length of absence and a maximum number of days' total paid sickness absence over a given period.

North Western Health Board v McKenna C-191/03 (ECJ)

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North Western Health Board v McKenna C-191/03 (ECJ)

by PLC Employment
Published on 08 Sep 2005European Union
The ECJ held in North Western Health Board v McKenna that, subject to certain minimum safeguards, absence due to pregnancy-related illness can be treated in the same way as any other sick leave under a sick pay scheme which provides for a reduction in pay after a certain length of absence and a maximum number of days' total paid sickness absence over a given period.