Government Plans Clause Samples
The 'Government Plans' clause defines the rights and obligations of the parties regarding the use, disclosure, or handling of plans, drawings, or specifications provided by a government entity. Typically, this clause outlines how such documents must be treated as confidential, may restrict their use to the specific project, and can require their return or destruction after the project concludes. Its core function is to protect sensitive government information and ensure compliance with legal or contractual requirements related to government-furnished materials.
Government Plans. In addition to paying the entire premium cost for single, double or family coverage under the provincial hospital/medical care plans, Line Creek Operations shall contribute to each employee’s Canada Pension Plan and Unemployment Insurance coverage as prescribed by legislation. The Company shall also pay the assessed costs of providing Workers’ Compensation coverage for employees.
Government Plans. THE CANADA PENSION PLAN - may provide a disability benefit which is based on the Government pension an employee would have received if the employee had been sixty-five (65) years of age at the time the employee’s disability occurred. To qualify for benefits an employee must have contributed to this Government plan for the minimum specified period. Employees may be asked by the Administrator of the Government plan to undergo medical examinations and take reasonable rehabilitative measures. Letters of Intent
Government Plans. The amount of disability benefit under this Plan will be reduced by the amount for which the employee is eligible and receives under the disability benefit provision of the Canada or Quebec Pension Plan, or similar provisions in any other Government Plans for disability, for which the employee is receiving an amount of disability benefit under this Plan, except for war disability pensions and Workplace Safety and Insurance disability pensions. The Company Insurer may require certification or verification of the amount of income from the Pension Plan or such other Government Plans. The amount of disability benefit in excess of the amount which should have been paid may be deducted from the amount of any future disability benefit, or repaid by the employee to the Company and/or Insurer, as the case may be through some other mutually satisfactory arrangement.
Government Plans. The amount of disability benefit under this plan will be reduced by the amount for which the employee is eligible and receives under the disability benefit provision of the Canada or Quebec Pension Pians, or similar provisions in any other Government Plans for disability, for which the employee is amount of disability benefit under this Plan. amount of disability benefit under this plan will not be reduced by the amount for which the em the employee’s dependent is eligible war disability pensions, Workers’ Compensation disability pensions and benefits paid by Unemployment Insurance Commission for a period of disability. The Company and/or insurer may certification or verification of the amount of income from the Pension Plan or such other Government Plans. The amount of disability benefit in excess of the amount which have been paid may be deducted from the amount of any future disability benefit, or repaid by the employee to the Company and/or insurer, as the case may be, through other mutually satisfactory arrangement.
Government Plans. The amount of disability benefit under this plan will be reduced by the amount for which the employee and/or the employee’s dependent is , . . benefit provision in any other the employee refuses, his benefits will be suspended. The Company may require certification or verification of the amount of income from the Canada/Quebec Pension Plan or such other government plans. The amount of disability benefit in excess of the amount which should have been paid may be deducted from the amount of any future disability benefit, or repaid by the employee to the Company through some arrangement.