Common use of Personal Property Replacement Clause in Contracts

Personal Property Replacement. Section 1. Should any personal property (clothing, watch, glasses, etc.) belonging to an employee become damaged or destroyed, through no personal fault, while the employee is performing assigned duties, the Employer will assist the employee in filing a claim for reimbursement/replacement with the appropriate authority. Section 2. Should reimbursement/replacement as provided by Section 1 not be covered, the Employer will reimburse an employee for the actual cost of the property damaged or destroyed not to exceed $100.00. This Section does not apply to damage caused by acts of God.

Personal Property Replacement. Section 1. Should any personal property (clothing, watch, glasses, etc.) belonging to an employee become damaged or destroyed, through no personal fault, while the employee is performing assigned duties, the Employer will assist the employee in filing a claim for reimbursement/replacement with the appropriate authority. Section 2. Should reimbursement/replacement as provided by Section 1 not be covered, the Employer will reimburse an employee for the actual cost of the property damaged or destroyed not to exceed one hundred dollars ($100.00). This Section does not apply to damage caused by acts of God.