Common use of ACCIDENT AND SICKNESS PAY MAINTENANCE PLAN Clause in Contracts

ACCIDENT AND SICKNESS PAY MAINTENANCE PLAN. Section 12.1. Accident and Sickness Pay Maintenance Plan: The following benefits will be paid in a case of nonoccupational accident or illness. (a) All regular full-time employees will receive thirty (30) calendar days at full pay with coverage starting on the first (1st) day of accident, with physician authorization, first (1st) day of hospitalization, first day of out-patient surgery and seventh (7th) day of illness. (b) From the 31st day to the 365th day, an employee will receive two-thirds (2/3) of his/her regular pay. Regular pay means 40 times the employee's regular straight time hourly rate. (c) Benefits under this plan are not limited to one (1) accident or one (1) illness per year, but are available any time an employee has an accident or becomes ill; provided that, if an employee has received benefits hereunder and there should be a recurrence of the same condition or illness, no waiting period will apply if there is a recurrence within two (2) weeks of return to work; if there is a recurrence after two

ACCIDENT AND SICKNESS PAY MAINTENANCE PLAN. Section 12.1. Effective January 1, 1975, an Accident and Sickness Pay Maintenance Plan: Plan was established. The following benefits will be paid in a case of nonoccupational non-occupational accident or illness.: (a) All regular full-time employees will receive thirty (30) calendar days at full pay with coverage starting on the first (1st) day of accident, with physician authorizationif authorized by a physician, first (1st) day of hospitalization, first day of out-patient surgery and seventh (7th) day of illness. (b) From the 31st day to the 365th day, an employee will receive two-thirds (2/32/3rds) of his/her his regular pay. Regular pay means 40 forty (40) times the employee's regular straight straight-time hourly rate. (c) Benefits under this plan are not limited to one (1) accident or one (1) illness per year, but are available any time an employee has an accident or becomes ill; provided that, that if an employee has received benefits hereunder and there should be a recurrence of the same condition or illness, no waiting period will apply if there is a recurrence within two (2) weeks of return to work; if . If there is a recurrence after two

ACCIDENT AND SICKNESS PAY MAINTENANCE PLAN. Section 12.111.1. Accident and Sickness Pay Maintenance Plan: . Effective January 1, 1975, an Accident and Sickness Pay Maintenance Plan was established. The following benefits will be paid in a case of nonoccupational non-occupational accident or illness.: (a) All regular full-time employees will receive thirty (30) calendar days at full pay with coverage starting on the first (1st) day of accident, with physician authorizationif authorized by a physician, first (1st) day of hospitalization, first day of out-patient surgery and seventh (7th) day of illness. (b) From the 31st day to the 365th day, an employee will receive two-thirds (2/32/3rds) of his/her his regular pay. Regular pay means 40 forty (40) times the employee's regular straight straight- time hourly rate. (c) Benefits under this plan are not limited to one (1) accident or one (1) illness per year, but are available any time an employee has an accident or becomes ill; provided that, that if an employee has received benefits hereunder and there should be a recurrence of the same condition or illness, no waiting period will apply if there is a recurrence within two (2) weeks of return to work; if . If there is a recurrence after two