Worker’s Compensation Reimbursement. Whenever the County is reimbursed by the Workers’ Compensation Insurance Carrier for continuing the employee’s salary during the period of job connected disability, the County will credit the employee’s sick leave benefits to the nearest day by dividing the reimbursement received by the employee’s daily rate or compensation at straight time without regard to shift differentials. When an employee has exhausted his sick leave credits prior to the reimbursement from the carrier, he will be entitled to receive only those benefits provided for under the Workers’ Compensation Law.
Worker’s Compensation Reimbursement. For absences compensable pursuant to the Worker's Compensation laws of the State of Wisconsin for the period the employee is under temporary total disability employees shall be entitled to receive their full pay for a period of up to 180 calendar days.
Worker’s Compensation Reimbursement. After the exhaustion of the four hundred eighty (480) hours of earnings paid through Wage Continuation, if the employee is still certified disabled and unable to return to work, the Employer shall pay to the Employee the difference between the payment received from Ohio Bureau of Worker’s Compensation and his/her regular earnings for an additional five hundred sixty (560) scheduled working hours. All work related injuries or illness shall be reported to the department head or immediate supervisor as soon as possible. Following disability from illness or injury, certification from the attending physician shall be required stating the Employee is physically able to return to duty.
Worker’s Compensation Reimbursement. Buyer shall reimburse Seller for any worker's compensation benefits paid by Seller after the Closing Date to any Nice Employee (a) identified on Schedule 3.17(e) with respect to the injury set forth on such schedule or (b) with respect to any injury incurred but not reported as of the Closing Date, provided that Buyer shall have no obligation to reimburse Seller for (i) the first $1,500,000 of such benefits paid by Seller after the Closing Date and (ii) any benefits that are not documented consistent with past practices. In calculating the amount of benefits paid by Seller pursuant to clause (i) of the preceding sentence, the amount paid shall be reduced by any reimbursement payments received by Seller from any insurance. Buyer shall be entitled to receive copies of all documents relating to all worker's compensation claims that are subject to this Section 6.02.
