Common use of SPOUSAL PECUNIARY AID Clause in Contracts

SPOUSAL PECUNIARY AID. 41.1 When a member dies as a direct result of injuries received (provided that they are not self-inflicted) while on duty, the Board shall award pecuniary aid to the member's spouse in an amount which will make up the difference between payments available under the Workplace Safety & Insurance Board, the Canada Pension Plan, the Ontario Municipal Employees Retirement System Pension Plan, and the basic salary being paid to the member as of his/her death. Subject hereto, such payments will continue for a period of fifteen (15) years or when the deceased Police Officer would have attained normal retirement age whichever first occurs. If the member has infant children at the time of death the payments will continue until all such infant children attain the age of 21 years.

SPOUSAL PECUNIARY AID. 41.1 When a member dies as a direct result of injuries received (provided that they are not self-inflicted) while on in the line of duty, the Board shall award pecuniary aid to the member's spouse in an amount which will make up the difference between payments available under the Workplace Safety & Insurance Board, the Canada Pension Plan, the Ontario Municipal Employees Retirement System Pension Plan, and the basic salary being paid to the member as of his/her death. Subject hereto, such payments will continue for a period of fifteen (15) years or when the deceased Police Officer would have attained normal retirement age whichever first occurs. If the member has infant children at the time of death the payments will continue until all such infant children attain the age of 21 years.