Common use of Employee Personal Property Insurance Clause in Contracts

Employee Personal Property Insurance. 33 If an Employee’s personal property is used in performing his/her assigned duties and it is 34 damaged or stolen, he/she may apply, in a timely manner, for reimbursement of the cost of repair 35 or replacement. Such property will have been approved and registered with the principal or 36 supervisor and shall include purchase cost and purchase date. Once registered, such property 37 must remain at the approved school location unless released by the principal or supervisor. If 38 such property is damaged or stolen, the Employee must attempt to recover losses from his/her 39 insurance policy/policies and show the District written notification of such attempts. 41 If the Employee’s insurance policies do not cover or partially cover losses, then the District will 42 reimburse the Employee for up to twenty-five hundred dollars ($2,500) of the loss or damage, 43 including any deductible up to twenty-five hundred dollars ($2,500). 44

Employee Personal Property Insurance. ‌ 33 If an Employee’s personal property is used in performing his/her assigned duties and it is 34 damaged or stolen, he/she may apply, in a timely manner, for reimbursement of the cost of repair 35 or replacement. Such property will have been approved and registered with the principal or 36 supervisor and shall include purchase cost and purchase date. Once registered, such property 37 must remain at the approved school location unless released by the principal or supervisor. If 38 such property is damaged or stolen, the Employee must attempt to recover losses from his/her 39 insurance policy/policies and show the District written notification of such attempts. 41 If the Employee’s insurance policies do not cover or partially cover losses, then the District will 42 reimburse the Employee for up to twenty-five hundred dollars ($2,500) of the loss or damage, 43 including any deductible up to twenty-five hundred dollars ($2,500). 44

Employee Personal Property Insurance. 33 18 If an Employee’s personal property is used in performing his/her 19 assigned duties and it is 34 damaged or stolen, he/she may apply, in a 20 timely manner, for reimbursement of the cost of repair 35 or replacement. 21 Such property will have been approved and registered with the principal 22 or 36 supervisor and shall include purchase cost and purchase date. Once 23 registered, such property 37 must remain at the approved school location 24 unless released by the principal or supervisor. If 38 such property is 25 damaged or stolen, the Employee must attempt to recover losses from 26 his/her 39 insurance policy/policies and show the District written 27 notification of such attempts. 41 29 If the Employee’s insurance policies do not cover or partially cover 30 losses, then the District will 42 reimburse the Employee for up to twenty-twenty- 31 five hundred dollars ($2,500) of the loss or damage, 43 including any 32 deductible up to twenty-five hundred dollars ($2,500). 4433