Calculation of accident pay Sample Clauses

Calculation of accident pay. 12.4.1 Where an employee is paid under an incentive earning scheme (such as payment by results, a task or bonus scheme, etc.) and the employee also receives over award payment, the accident pay rate includes an amount equal to 65% of the average weekly rate of the incentive earning scheme payments made to the employee for the period actually worked during ordinary hours over the 13 week period prior to accident pay starting.
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Calculation of accident pay. 30.2.3 The weekly payment of accident pay payable under subclauses 30.1.1 and 30.1.2 is based on “pre-injury average weekly earnings” or “
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Calculation of accident pay. The weekly accident pay rates for employees shall be in accordance with the following table. The weekly accident pay is based on “pre-injury average weekly earnings” or “PIAWE” as defined in the Act. Payments of accident pay made in respect of part of a week will be on a direct pro rata basis. Conditions of these Accident Make Up Pay clauses only apply to injuries that occur after the date of commencement of this Agreement.
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Calculation of accident pay. Where an employee is paid under an incentive earning scheme (such as payment by results, a task or bonus scheme, etc.) and the employee also receives over award payment, the accident pay rate includes an amount equal to 65% of the average weekly rate of the incentive earning scheme payments made to the employee for the period actually worked during ordinary hours over the 13 week period prior to accident pay starting. Where an employee is paid under an incentive earning scheme (such as payment by results, a task or bonus scheme, etc.) and the employee does not receive over award payments, the accident pay rate includes incentive earning scheme payments. The weekly payment payable under is based on “pre-injury average weekly earnings” or “PIAWE” as defined in the Act.
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Calculation of accident pay. 17.3.1 The workers compensation insurer will pay a percentage of the employee’s ‘pre-injury average weekly earnings’ or PIAWE as defined in the Act. The employer will make up the difference to 100% of the PIAWE for the first 39 weeks.
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