MICHIGAN WORKERS' COMPENSATION LAW Sample Clauses

MICHIGAN WORKERS' COMPENSATION LAW. Any employee who is absent because of an injury or disease compensable under Michigan Workers’ Compensation law shall receive from the Employer the difference between the allowance under the Workers’ Compensation law and their regular salary for the monetary value of his accumulated sick leave. Sick leave will be deducted for the monetary value provided.
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MICHIGAN WORKERS' COMPENSATION LAW. Should the employee's absence due to injury or illness be due to a situation covered under the provisions of the Michigan Workers' Compensation Law, and if the compensation benefits are less than those described in Section 10.5, only the amount necessary to equal the payments stated in Section 10.5 shall be paid under the terms of the Accident and Sickness Policy.
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