Daily wage under the Sickness Benefits Act Sample Clauses

Daily wage under the Sickness Benefits Act a. In the event of incapacity for work, the private use of a car placed at the employee’s disposal by the employer is disregarded when calculating the daily wage under the Sickness Benefits Act (hereinafter also referred to as the ‘Sickness Benefits Act daily wage’). b If the employee’s working hours are increased or reduced during the reference period that applies for establishing the Sickness Benefits Act daily wage, a notional Sickness Benefits Act daily wage will apply for the purposes of 3.8.1(a) and
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Daily wage under the Sickness Benefits Act a. In the event of incapacity for work, the private use of a car placed at the employee’s disposal by the employer is disregarded when calculating the daily wage under the Sickness Benefits Act (hereinafter also referred to as the ‘Sickness Benefits Act daily wage’). b If the employee’s working hours are increased or reduced during the reference period that applies for establishing the Sickness Benefits Act daily wage, a notional Sickness Benefits Act daily wage will apply for the purposes of 3.8.1(a) and (c) and 3.8.4(b). That notional Sickness Benefits Act daily wage will be equal to the Sickness Benefits Act daily wage that would have applied if the employee’s working hours during the entire reference period had been the working hours that applied at the time when the incapacity for work commenced.
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