Common use of Administration of Worker’s Compensation Benefits Clause in Contracts

Administration of Worker’s Compensation Benefits. 12/17/1 In the administration of the Worker’s Compensation Act as set forth in Chapter 102, Wis. Stats., the Employer shall make an initial determination as to whether the injury was job related; and if so, the Employer may authorize payment for temporary disability as specified in the Worker’s Compensation Act.

Administration of Worker’s Compensation Benefits. 12/17/1 12/14/1 In the administration of the Worker’s Compensation Act as set forth in Chapter 102, Wis. Stats., the Employer management shall make an initial determination as to whether the injury or disease was job related; and if so, the Employer he/she may authorize payment for temporary disability as specified in the Worker’s Compensation Act.

Administration of Worker’s Compensation Benefits. 12/17/1 6/15/1 In the administration of the Worker’s Compensation Act as set forth in Chapter 102, Wis. Stats., the Employer shall appointing authority will make an initial determination as to whether the injury was job related; and if so, the Employer he/she may authorize payment for temporary disability as specified in the Worker’s Compensation Act.

Administration of Worker’s Compensation Benefits. 12/17/1 6/16/1 In the administration of the Worker’s Compensation Act as set forth in Chapter 102, Wis. Stats., the Employer shall appointing authority will make an initial determination as to whether the injury was job related; and if so, the Employer he/she may authorize payment for temporary disability as specified in the Worker’s Compensation Act.

Administration of Worker’s Compensation Benefits. 12/17/1 6/15/1 In the administration of the Worker’s Compensation Act as set forth in Chapter 102, Wis. Stats., the Employer appointing authority shall make an initial determination as to whether the injury was job related; and if so, the Employer he/she may authorize payment for temporary disability as specified in the Worker’s Compensation Act.

Administration of Worker’s Compensation Benefits. 12/17/1 13/13/1 In the administration of the Worker’s Compensation Act as set forth in Chapter 102, Wis. Stats., the Employer shall management will make an initial determination as to whether the injury was job related; and if so, the Employer he/she may authorize payment for temporary disability as specified in the Worker’s Compensation Act.