Absence Paid by County Workers' Compensation Program Sample Clauses

Absence Paid by County Workers' Compensation Program. An employee may utilize sick leave or vacation credit to augment benefits paid under the workers’ compensation program. When returned to work, the employee will be paid at the rate for the job to which the employee is assigned, which includes all merit and cost-of-living increases that normally would be granted during the time away from work as a result of the on-the-job injury. The county shall provide workers’ compensation insurance as required by state law. Employees who become eligible for workers’ compensation shall be provided all benefits and rights in accordance with workers’ compensation administrative rules and regulations, and nothing in this article is intended to diminish those benefits and rights.
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Absence Paid by County Workers' Compensation Program. A. The Employer shall provide workers' compensation insurance as required by state law. Employees, who become eligible for workers' compensation, shall be provided all benefits and rights in accordance with ORS 656 and 659 and any enhancements contained in this article.
Absence Paid by County Workers' Compensation Program. An employee may utilize sick leave or vacation credit to augment benefits paid under the workers’ compensation program. When returned to work, the employee will be paid at the rate for the job to which the employee is assigned, which includes all merit and cost-of-living increases that normally would be granted during the time away from work as a result of the on-the-job injury.

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