Accident Make. Up Pay will not apply in some circumstances Accident make-up pay in accordance with this clause will not apply:
Accident Make up pay not payable Accident make-up pay will not be payable:
Accident Make up pay shall not apply in respect of any injury during the first five (5) normal working days of incapacity.
Accident Make. Up Pay - Period of Leave and Graduated Return To Work (Academic Employees Only) Where an employee attempts a graduated return to work, that fraction of the week that the employee is performing duties will not be counted in the aggregate period of leave provided for in 43.1.
Accident Make. Up Pay - Period of Leave and Make-Up Pay
Accident Make. Up Pay - Repayment of Make-Up Pay if Damages Received 43.5.1 An employee receiving or who has received make-up pay shall advise the University in writing of any civil claim for damages instituted by the employee in connection with the injury to which such make-up pay relates. The employee shall, if required by the University, authorise the University to obtain from the solicitors of the employee such information as is reasonably required by the University as to the progress of such claim. 43.5.2 Where an employee who has received make-up pay recovers damages against the University pursuant either to a judgement or settlement in respect of the injury for which the employee has received make-up pay the employee shall repay to the University such make-up pay as the employee has received from the University, provided that the damages so recovered include damages for loss of income for which such make- up pay has been paid. 43.5.3 Where an employee who has received make-up pay recovers damages against a person other than the University pursuant either to a judgement or settlement in respect of the injury for which the employee has received make-up pay the employee shall repay to the University such make-up pay as the employee has received from the University provided that the damages so recovered include damages for loss of income for which such make-up pay has been paid. 43.5.4 Where an employee who has received make-up pay recovers damages against either the University or a person other than the University pursuant to a judgement in respect of an injury for which the employee has received make-up pay and where pursuant to such judgement the amount of damages recovered has been reduced for the contributory negligence of the employee, the employee shall repay to the University such amount of make-up pay as the employee has received from the University as is pro rata to the damages recovered having regard to such contributory negligence.
Accident Make. Up Pay means the ordinary rate of pay for the Employee's ordinary hours of work in each week calculated in accordance with this Agreement, less the weekly amount of compensation paid or payable to the Employee in accordance with the WIRC Act for that week (calculated on a pro rata basis where the period for which the payment is to be made is less than one week).
Accident Make. Up Pay The Company will provide accident make-up pay to an Employee in relation to an injury compensable under the Workplace Injury Rehabilitation and Compensation Act 2013 (Vic) (as amended) (the WIRCA) or an injury covered by journey insurance for a maximum period of 26 weeks. The level of accident make-up pay is determined having regard to payments made and calculated in accordance with the WIRCA. The level of payments under the WIRCA and this clause are subject to a right of review.
Accident Make. Up pay shall be paid where the employee receives an injury for which weekly payments of compensation are payable pursuant to the provisions of the Compensation Act.
Accident Make up Pay Council shall be responsible for the payment of accident pay for the prescribed period to an eligible employee. Council will pay an employee accident pay where the employee receives an injury for which weekly payments of compensation are payable by or on behalf of Council pursuant to the provisions of the Workplace Injury Rehabilitation and Compensation Act 2013 (Vic) (‘Act’). For the purposes of this clause:
