Sickness Insurance Sample Clauses

Sickness Insurance. 7.1 If the Employee is prevented from working due to sickness or accident, he shall inform the Employer without delay and at the Employer’s request submit within three days a medical certificate. The Employer shall have the right to ask for a medical certificate as from the first day of absence. In case the Employee is prevented from work for a longer period of time than stated in the medical certificate, he shall so inform the Employer and at the Employer’s request submit another medical certificate. 7.2 If the Employee is by no fault of his own and due to reasons inherent in the Employee’s personality, such as for example sickness, accident, military service, pregnancy or lying-in, prevented from performing work, the Employee has a salary continuance during a 30-day period. After the expiry of this 30-day period, 80% of the Employee’s salary or the maximum insured salary by law respectively, will, in case of sickness or accident, be covered by the accident insurance or the sick pay insurance taken out by the Employer for a maximum duration of 2 (two) years. The premiums for this accident insurance as well as for the sick pay insurance shall be shared by the Employer and the Employee.
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Sickness Insurance. After three (3) months of employment, employees who are injured or too ill to come to work may (with satisfactory verification if requested) claim sickness insurance as a percentage of their basic pay as shown in the following table or the amount earned for partial days, whichever is more: Consecutive Days missed 3rd mo to 11th mo Inclusive 12th mo to 35th mo Inclusive 36th mo to 50th mo Inclusive 60th mo to 20 yrs Inclusive Over 20 Years 1 0% 30% 50% 50% 55% 2 0% 30% 50% 55% 60% 3 0% 30% 50% 60% 66% 4 0% 50% 55% 66% 66% 5 0% 50% 60% 66% 66% 6+note 66% 66% 66% 66% 66% Note: Until eligible for LTD.
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Sickness Insurance. 5.1 If the Employee is prevented from work due to sickness or accident, he shall inform the Employer without delay and shall at the Employer's request submit a medical certificate within three work days. The Employer shall have the right to ask for a medical certificate as from the first day of absence. In case the Employee is prevented from work for a longer period of time than stated in the medical certificate, the Employee shall so inform the Employer and shall, at the Employer's request, submit another medical certificate. The Company shall, at any time, be entitled to demand a physical exam by a medical referee. 5.2 The Employer shall, at any time, be entitled to demand a physical exam by a doctor appointed by the Employer. The Employee releases such doctor as well as his own doctor from their secrecy obligations to the extent this is required for the assessment of the Employer's rights and obligations. 5.3 The Company shall provide the Employee with a Sick Pay insurance. The premiums for this insurance shall be paid in equal halves by the Company and the Employee. Whilst the salary is being paid by the Company, payments from third parties, particularly payments from insurance schemes as defined above, shall be made to the Company or can be claimed by the Company from the Employee. In connection with entitlements of continued payment of salary during illness, the Employee shall undertake to authorise the Company to obtain information from the relevant insurance scheme as to whether this is regarded as an ongoing illness. Multiple causes of inability to work within the same year of service, including the compensated waiting period before the beginning of insurance coverage, will be added up.
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Sickness Insurance. After sixty (60) days of service with the Company in a twelve (12) month period, each employee shall be covered by the Company’sgroup insurance policy with the full cost by the Company. The plan is a 1/4/52 pian and shall provide for a weekly indemnity at of the employee’s earnings, based on best four (4) week average of previous twelve (12) weeks average straight time earnings, with a minimum of sixty dollars per week.
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