Common use of DAMAGE TO PERSONAL EFFECTS Clause in Contracts

DAMAGE TO PERSONAL EFFECTS. 26.1 Compensation to the extent of the damage sustained shall be made by an employer to an employee in cases where an employee substantiates that in the course of working, clothing or spectacles have been damaged or destroyed. Provided that this clause shall not apply when an employee is entitled to workers’ compensation in respect of the damage.

DAMAGE TO PERSONAL EFFECTS. 26.1 Compensation to the extent of the damage sustained shall be made by (a) Where an employer to an employee in cases where an employee Employee substantiates that that, in the course of workingthe Employee’s work, the Employee’s clothing or spectacles have been damaged or destroyed, the Employer will provide compensation for such damage or destruction. Provided that this clause shall will not apply when an employee Employee is entitled to workers’ compensation in respect of the damage.

DAMAGE TO PERSONAL EFFECTS. 26.1 Compensation to the extent of the damage sustained shall be made by (a) Where an employer to an employee in cases where an employee Employee substantiates that that, in the course of workingthe Employee’s work, the Employee’s clothing or spectacles have been damaged or destroyed, the Employer will provide compensation for such damage or destruction. Provided that this clause shall will not apply when an employee Employee is entitled to workers’ compensation or private health insurance in respect of the damage.

DAMAGE TO PERSONAL EFFECTS. 26.1 Compensation to the extent of the damage sustained shall be made by an employer to an employee in cases where an employee substantiates that in the course of working, clothing or spectacles have been damaged or destroyed. Provided that this clause shall not apply when an employee is entitled to workers’ ' compensation in respect of the damage.

DAMAGE TO PERSONAL EFFECTS. 26.1 21.1. Compensation to the extent of the damage sustained shall be made by an employer to an employee in cases where an employee substantiates that in the course of working, working clothing or spectacles have been damaged or destroyed. Provided that this This clause shall not apply when an employee is entitled to reimbursement through workers’ ' compensation in respect of the damage.

DAMAGE TO PERSONAL EFFECTS. 26.1 Compensation to the extent of the damage sustained shall be made by an employer The Employer to an employee in cases where an employee substantiates that in the course of working, his/her employment clothing or spectacles have been damaged or destroyed. Provided that this clause shall not apply when an employee is entitled to workers’ ' compensation in respect of the damage.. CLAUSE 39 - COMPENSATION FOR LOSS OF CERTIFICATE OF COMPETENCY

DAMAGE TO PERSONAL EFFECTS. 26.1 Compensation to the extent of the damage sustained shall be made by (a) Where an employer to an employee in cases where an employee Employee substantiates that that, in the course of workingthe Employee’s work, the Employee’s clothing or spectacles have been damaged or destroyed, the Employer will provide compensation for such damage or destruction. Provided that this clause shall This subclause will not apply when an employee Employee is entitled to a workers’ compensation payment in respect of the damage.