Common use of LEAVE FOR INDUSTRIAL INJURY Clause in Contracts

LEAVE FOR INDUSTRIAL INJURY. A. Whenever an Employee who is temporarily exposed to unusually hazardous conditions, or who is a member of a class recognized by the action of repricing to be a class exposed to unusually hazardous conditions, receives personal injury arising out of the unusually hazardous conditions and in the performance of the Employee's duty, the Employee shall be placed on accidental injury leave unless suspended or dismissed for cause, and continued on the payroll of the respective department at the Employee's full regular monthly salary during the first four (4) months of disability and thereafter during the period of total disability from work at sixty percent (60%) of the Employee's regular monthly salary, as though the Employee did not sustain an industrial injury. The Employee shall be entitled to all rights and remedies allowed under Chapter 386, Hawai`i Revised Statutes, as amended, provided that any salary paid under this section shall be applied on account of any compensation allowed the Employee under Chapter 386, Hawai`i Revised Statutes, as amended, or any benefits awarded the Employee under Part III of Chapter 88, Hawai`i Revised Statutes, as amended. B. No accidental injury leave shall be granted for an injury incurred by an Employee by the Employee's willful intention to injure oneself or another or by the Employee's intoxication.

LEAVE FOR INDUSTRIAL INJURY. A. Whenever an Employee who is temporarily exposed to unusually hazardous conditions, or who is a member of a class recognized by the action of repricing to be a class exposed to unusually hazardous conditions, receives personal injury arising out of the unusually hazardous conditions and in the performance of the Employee's duty, the Employee shall be placed on accidental injury leave unless suspended or dismissed for cause, and continued on the payroll of the Employee's respective department at the Employee's full regular monthly salary during the first four (4) months of the Employee's disability and thereafter during the period of the Employee's total disability from work at sixty percent (60%) of the Employee's regular monthly salary, as though the Employee did not sustain an industrial injury. The Employee shall be entitled to all rights and remedies allowed under Chapter 386, Hawai`i Revised Statutes, as amended, provided that any salary paid under this section shall be applied on account of any compensation allowed the Employee under Chapter 386, Hawai`i Revised Statutes, as amended, amended or any benefits awarded the Employee under Part III of Chapter 88, Hawai`i Revised Statutes, as amended. B. No accidental injury leave shall be granted for an injury incurred by an Employee by the Employee's willful wilful intention to injure oneself or another or by the Employee's intoxication.

LEAVE FOR INDUSTRIAL INJURY. A. Whenever an Employee who is temporarily exposed to unusually hazardous conditions, or who is a member of a class recognized by the action of repricing to be a class exposed to unusually hazardous conditions, receives personal injury arising out of the unusually hazardous conditions and in the performance of the Employee's duty, the Employee shall be placed on accidental injury leave unless suspended or dismissed for cause, and continued on the payroll of the Employee's respective department at the Employee's full regular monthly salary during the first four (4) months of the Employee's disability and thereafter during the period of the Employee's total disability from work at sixty percent (60%) of the Employee's regular monthly salary, as though the Employee did not sustain an industrial injury. The Employee shall be entitled to all rights and remedies allowed under Chapter 386, Hawai`i Revised Statutes, as amended, provided that any salary paid under this section shall be applied on account of any compensation allowed the Employee him under Chapter 386, Hawai`i Revised Statutes, as amended, or any benefits awarded the Employee him under Part III of Chapter 88, Hawai`i Revised Statutes, as amended. B. No accidental injury leave shall be granted for an injury incurred by an Employee by the Employee's willful intention to injure oneself himself or another or by the Employee's intoxication.

LEAVE FOR INDUSTRIAL INJURY. A. Whenever an Employee who is temporarily exposed to unusually hazardous conditions, conditions or who is a member of a class recognized by the action of repricing to be a class exposed to unusually hazardous conditions, receives personal injury arising out of the unusually hazardous conditions and in the performance of the Employee's duty, the Employee shall be placed on accidental injury leave unless suspended or dismissed for cause, and continued on the payroll of the respective department at the Employee's full regular monthly salary during the first four (4) months of disability and thereafter during the period of total disability from work at sixty percent (60%) of the Employee's regular monthly salary, as though the Employee did not sustain an industrial injury. The An Employee shall be entitled to all rights and remedies allowed under Chapter 386, Hawai`i Revised Statutes, as amended, provided that any salary paid under this section shall be applied on account of any compensation allowed the Employee under Chapter 386, Hawai`i Revised Statutes, as amended, amended or any benefits awarded the Employee under Part III of Chapter 88, Hawai`i Revised Statutes, as amended. B. No accidental injury leave shall be granted for an injury incurred by an Employee by the Employee's willful wilful intention to injure oneself or another or by the Employee's intoxication.