Non Compensable Injuries Sample Clauses

The Non Compensable Injuries clause defines which injuries or health conditions are not eligible for compensation under an agreement or insurance policy. Typically, this clause lists specific types of injuries—such as those resulting from self-inflicted harm, intoxication, or pre-existing conditions—that are excluded from coverage. By clearly outlining these exclusions, the clause helps prevent disputes over claims and ensures that only qualifying injuries are considered for compensation, thereby managing risk and clarifying the scope of coverage for all parties involved.
Non Compensable Injuries. If a Workers’ Compensation Commission order determines that the injury is not compensable, the college shall correct the employeesleave record to reflect a conversion of the work-related accident leave which was granted in advance of the notification. The employee shall notify the College as to what category of the employees’ accrued paid leave shall be used for the conversion. If the employee does not have accrued leave with pay then the conversion shall be for leave without pay.