Make Up Pay on Workers Compensation Sample Clauses

Make Up Pay on Workers Compensation. 3.7.1 An Employee will receive Workers' Compensation payments for periods of total or partial incapacity in accordance with the relevant NSW Workers Compensation legislation. 3.7.2 In the intervening period before a claim is accepted by the Company’s Insurer, an Employee will have access to Sick Leave and Annual Leave. Such Leave will be reimbursed once the Employee’s claim has been accepted. 3.7.3 In the case where an Employee has no leave, the Company will take steps to ensure that the Employee is not disadvantaged.
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Make Up Pay on Workers Compensation. 1) Where a person employed by Unity Bank as a weekly employee is in receipt of periodical payments of Workers' Compensation in respect of their employment with Unity Bank, the following provisions shall apply: 2) Subject to the succeeding provisions in this clause, where the employee received a periodical payment of Workers' Compensation for total or partial incapacity for work in respect of any week or part of a week of their employment with Unity Bank and the amount of that periodical payment (including periodical payments in respect of the employee for support) together with the amount of any wages or remuneration paid or payable to the employee, pursuant to any other provision of this agreement or their Award in respect of that week or part of a week, is less than the ordinary weekly rate of pay for work in ordinary hours, prescribed by this agreement, for their employment during that week or part of a week, Unity Bank shall pay or cause to be paid to that employee an allowance equal to the discrepancy. Provided that where an employee has lodged a workers’ compensation claim, the employee may claim personal leave or Annual Leave until such time as Unity Bank is notified by its Insurer that liability has been accepted, in which case any leave taken by the employee shall be re-credited as Annual Leave or Personal Leave. In calculating the allowance, payments to the employee in reimbursement of costs of hospital, medical or ambulance services or in respect of damage to clothing, shall be disregarded. 3) When an employee becomes entitled to receive a lump sum payment of compensation of damages in respect of the illness or injury which gave rise to their entitlement to Workers' Compensation are deductible from that lump sum payment, Unity Bank shall be entitled (in addition to any other deductions that may lawfully be made) to deduct from that lump sum payment an amount equal to the whole of the allowances paid or payable pursuant to this clause to the employee. 4) Where an employee is eligible for payment of another allowance pursuant to this clause and the employer requires the employee to submit for an examination or examinations by a legally qualified medical practitioner provided by or on behalf of Unity Bank or by a medical referee or Board provided pursuant to any Workers' Compensation Statute (whether or not such practitioner, medical board or referee may be acting on behalf of any interested insurance or Workers' Compensation body) and the employee...
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Make Up Pay on Workers Compensation. When a claim is accepted by the Workers Compensation insurer and the date of injury is on or after 1 August 2016 an employee will receive Workers Compensation payment for periods of accepted total incapacity at their “Aggregate Salary” rate of pay for a period of up to and including 13 weeks. If the period of incapacity exceeds 13 weeks, the employee will receive base salary for an additional 39 weeks, up to a total of 52 weeks.
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