Common use of Income Protection Insurance Clause in Contracts

Income Protection Insurance. (1) Employees working under this Agreement shall be covered by an Income Protection Insurance scheme provided by the Project which shall deliver the following policy benefits: (a) cover for 100% of an Employee’s average earnings up to a maximum of $1,800.00, whichever is less, for 104 weeks, applying to personal injury or sickness (other than illnesses or injuries not normally covered by the Company’s insurance policy); (b) an excess (waiting) period of 14 days (except sporting injuries – 28 days) applying to personal injury or sickness; (c) cover for casual Employees with greater than one (1) week’s continuous employment under the Agreement; and (d) the general insurance code of practice shall apply, including operation of a claims review panel run by Insurance Enquiries and Complaints (IEC) Ltd.

Income Protection Insurance. (1) Employees working under this Agreement shall be covered by an Income Protection Insurance scheme provided by the Project which shall deliver the following policy benefits: (a) cover for 100% of an Employee’s 's average earnings up to a maximum of $1,800.00, whichever is less, for 104 weeks, applying to personal injury or sickness (other than illnesses or injuries not normally covered by the Company’s 's insurance policy); (b) an excess (waiting) period of 14 days (except sporting injuries – 28 days) applying to personal injury or sickness; (c) cover for casual Employees with greater than one (1) week’s 's continuous employment under the Agreement; and (d) the general insurance code of practice shall apply, including operation of a claims review panel run by Insurance Enquiries and Complaints (IEC) Ltd.

Income Protection Insurance. ‌ (1) Employees working under this Agreement shall be covered by an Income Protection Insurance scheme provided by the Project which shall deliver the following policy benefits: (a) cover for 100% of an Employee’s average earnings up to a maximum of $1,800.00, whichever is less, for 104 weeks, applying to personal injury or sickness (other than illnesses or injuries not normally covered by the Company’s insurance policy); (b) an excess (waiting) period of 14 days (except sporting injuries – 28 days) applying to personal injury or sickness; (c) cover for casual Employees with greater than one (1) week’s continuous employment under the Agreement; and (d) the general insurance code of practice shall apply, including operation of a claims review panel run by Insurance Enquiries and Complaints (IEC) Ltd.