Coordination with Workers’ Compensation Benefits Sample Clauses

Coordination with Workers’ Compensation Benefits. There shall be coordination of salary payable hereunder with any sums payable under the Workers’ Compensation Act for temporary total incapacity for work in that, in calculating the amount due to an employee under this Section, the BOARD shall be entitled to and shall take credit for any sum payable under the Workers’ Compensation Act for temporary total disability. The credit hereunder is to be limited to temporary total disability only.
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Coordination with Workers’ Compensation Benefits. Upon payment of Section 207-c benefits, any wage or salary benefits awarded by the Worker’s Compensation Board shall be payable to the Employer for periods during which a Claimant received Section 207-c benefits. If the Claimant shall have received any Worker’s Compensation benefits hereunder which were required to be paid to the Employer, the Claimant shall repay such benefits received to the Employer, or such amounts due may be offset from any Section 207-c benefits thereafter. Upon termination of Section 207-c benefits, any continuing Worker’s Compensation benefits shall be payable to the Claimant. The parties shall not be bound by a determination of the Worker’s Compensation Board.
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Coordination with Workers’ Compensation Benefits. Upon payment of 207-c benefits, any wage or salary benefits awarded by the Workers' Compensation Board shall be payable to the County for periods during which a Claimant received 207-c benefits. If Claimant received any Workers' Compensation benefits which were required to be paid to the County, Claimant shall repay such benefits to the County, or such amounts due may be offset from his salary or any 207-c benefits thereafter. Upon termination of 207-c benefits, any continuing Workers' Compensation benefits shall be payable to Claimant.
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Coordination with Workers’ Compensation Benefits. 1. Upon payment of Section 207-c benefits, any wage or salary benefits awarded by the Workers’ Compensation Board shall be reimbursed to the County for periods during which the Recipient received Section 207-c benefits. If the Recipient shall have received any Workers’ Compensation benefits hereunder which were required to be paid to the County, the Recipient shall repay such benefits received to the County, or such amounts due may be offset from any Section 207-c benefits thereafter. Upon termination of Section 207-c benefits, any continuing Workers’ Compensation benefits shall be payable to the Recipient. The parties shall not be bound by any determination of the Workers’ Compensation Board.
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