Full Pay for Day of Injury Clause Samples

The "Full Pay for Day of Injury" clause ensures that an employee who is injured at work receives their full regular pay for the day the injury occurs. In practice, this means that if a worker is hurt during their shift and must leave work early to seek medical attention, they are still compensated as if they had worked the entire day. This clause provides financial security for employees on the day of a workplace injury and helps prevent disputes over lost wages, ensuring immediate support and clarity in the event of an accident.
Full Pay for Day of Injury. In the event of a disabling injury on the job, a regular employee will be entitled to a full day's pay for the day of injury, and a Casual employee will be entitled to pay for his/her scheduled hours. The Employer shall pay up to seventy-five dollars ($75.00) for transportation home or to a hospital if required for the injured employee.
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