Common use of Supplemental Payment Clause in Contracts

Supplemental Payment. The County shall supplement the amount received by an employee from the Oregon Workers' Compensation Board for injuries received while in the course of employment with the County. The day of injury shall be considered a work day, and the employee shall receive the employee’s normal salary for that day. Supplemental payments by the County in an amount equal to the difference between moneys received from the Workers' Compensation Board and the employee's regular gross take- home pay shall be made for up to thirty (30) working days. Thereafter, at the employee's option, the supplemental payments may continue and shall be debited against the employee's accrued sick leave, vacation, compensatory time and/or transferred sick leave (if applicable) at the rate of one-quarter (1/4) day for each day of payment. Any time loss related to a workers compensation injury must be authorized by a written statement from a medical provider.

Supplemental Payment. The County shall supplement the amount received by an employee from the Oregon Workers' ’ Compensation Board for injuries received while in the course of employment with the County. The day of injury shall be considered a work dayworkday, and the employee shall receive the employee’s normal salary for that day. Supplemental payments by the County in an amount equal to the difference between moneys monies received from the Workers' ’ Compensation Board and the employee's ’s regular gross take- take-home pay shall be made for up to thirty (30) working days. Thereafter, at the employee's ’s option, the supplemental payments may continue and shall be debited against the employee's ’s accrued sick leave, vacation, compensatory time time, and/or transferred sick leave (if applicable) at the rate of one-quarter (1/4) day for each day of payment. Any time loss related to a workers workers’ compensation injury must be authorized by a written statement from a medical provider.

Supplemental Payment. The County shall supplement the amount received by an employee from the Oregon Workers' ’ Compensation Board for injuries received while in the course of employment with the County. The day of injury shall be considered a work day, and the employee shall receive the employee’s normal salary for that day. Supplemental payments by the County in an amount equal to the difference between moneys monies received from the Workers' ’ Compensation Board and the employee's ’s regular gross take- take-home pay shall be made for up to thirty (30) working days. Thereafter, at the employee's ’s option, the supplemental payments may continue and shall be debited against the employee's ’s accrued sick leave, vacation, compensatory time and/or transferred sick leave (if applicable) at the rate of one-quarter (1/4) day for each day of payment. Any time loss related to a workers workers’ compensation injury must be authorized by a written statement from a medical provider.