Common use of Damage to Personal Property Clause in Contracts

Damage to Personal Property. Where an employee's personal property, excluding private automobiles, utilized in the performance of their duties is damaged by a client, patient, or resident while the employee is carrying out their duties, and the damages are not covered by Workers' Compensation or insurance, the Employer shall reimburse the employee for the necessary repairs or replacement.

Damage to Personal Property. Where an employee's personal property, excluding private automobiles, automobiles utilized in the performance of their duties duties, is damaged by a client, patient, or resident while the employee is carrying out their duties, and the damages are not covered by Workers' Compensation or insurance, the Employer shall reimburse the employee for the necessary repairs or replacement.

Damage to Personal Property. Where an employeeEmployee's personal property, excluding private automobiles, utilized in the performance of their his/her duties is damaged by a client, patient, or resident student while the employee Employee is carrying out their his/her duties, and the damages are not covered by Workers' Compensation or insuranceInsurance, the Employer shall reimburse the employee Employee for the necessary repairs or replacement.

Damage to Personal Property. ‌ Where an employee's personal property, excluding private automobiles, utilized in the performance of their duties is damaged by a client, patient, or resident while the employee is carrying out their duties, and the damages are not covered by Workers' Compensation or insurance, the Employer shall reimburse the employee for the necessary repairs or replacement.

Damage to Personal Property. Where an employee's personal property, excluding private automobiles, utilized in the performance of their duties his/her duties, is damaged by a client, patient, or resident client while the employee is carrying out their his/her duties, and the damages are not covered by Workers' Compensation or insuranceCompensation, the Employer shall reimburse the employee for the necessary repairs or replacement.

Damage to Personal Property. ‌ Where an employee's personal property, excluding private automobiles, automobiles utilized in the performance of their duties duties, is damaged by a client, patient, or resident while the employee is carrying out their duties, and the damages are not covered by Workers' Compensation or insurance, the Employer shall reimburse the employee for the necessary repairs or replacement.

Damage to Personal Property. ‌ Where an employee's ’s personal property, excluding private automobiles, automobiles utilized in the performance of their duties duties, is damaged by a client, patient, or resident while the employee is carrying out their duties, and the damages are not covered by Workers' Workers Compensation or insurance, the Employer shall reimburse the employee for the necessary repairs or replacement.

Damage to Personal Property. Where an employee's personal property, excluding private automobiles, utilized in the performance of their his/her duties is damaged by a client, patient, or resident while the employee is carrying out their his/her duties, and the damages are not covered by Workers' Compensation or insurance, the Employer shall reimburse the employee for the necessary repairs or replacement.

Damage to Personal Property. ‌ Where an employee's ’s personal property, excluding private automobiles, automobiles utilized in the performance of their duties duties, is damaged by a client, patient, or resident while the employee is carrying out their duties, and the damages are not covered by Workers' ’ Compensation or insurance, the Employer shall reimburse the employee for the necessary repairs or replacement.

Damage to Personal Property. (applies to classifications formerly under the AS Component)‌ Where an employee's personal property, excluding private automobiles, automobiles utilized in the performance of their duties duties, is damaged by a client, patient, or resident while the employee is carrying out their duties, and the damages are not covered by Workers' Compensation or insurance, the Employer shall reimburse the employee for the necessary repairs or replacement.

Damage to Personal Property. ‌ Where an employee's personal property, excluding private automobiles, utilized which is required and is used in the performance of their duties her/his duties, is damaged by a client, patient, or resident child while the employee is carrying out their his/her duties, and where the damages are not covered by Workers' Compensation or insurance, the Employer shall reimburse the employee for all or a portion of the cost of the necessary repairs or replacement.

Damage to Personal Property. Where an employee's ’s personal property, excluding private automobiles, automobiles utilized in the performance of their duties duties, is damaged by a client, patient, or resident client while the employee is carrying out their duties, and the damages are not covered by Workers' ’ Compensation or insurance, the Employer shall will reimburse the employee for the necessary repairs or replacement.

Damage to Personal Property. Where an employee's ’s personal property, excluding private automobiles, utilized in the performance of their duties duties, is damaged by a client, patient, patient or resident while the employee is carrying out their duties, and the damages are not covered by Workers' Compensation or insurance’ Compensation, the Employer shall reimburse the employee for the necessary repairs or replacement.

Damage to Personal Property. Where an employee's ’s personal property, excluding private automobiles, utilized in the performance of their duties duties, is damaged by a client, patient, or resident while the employee is carrying out their duties, and the damages are not covered by Workers' Compensation or insurance’ Compensation, the Employer shall reimburse the employee for the necessary repairs or replacement. This shall include the cost of cleaning vehicle interiors soiled or damaged by clients, when the use of the employee’s vehicle has been authorized by the Employer.

Damage to Personal Property. Where an employee's personal property, excluding private automobiles, utilized in the performance of their his/her duties is damaged by a client, patient, or resident while the employee is carrying out their his/her duties, and the damages are not covered by Workers' Compensation or insurance, the Employer shall reimburse the employee for the necessary repairs or replacement.

Damage to Personal Property. (a) Where an employee's personal property, excluding private automobiles, automobiles and private residential property utilized in the performance of their his/her duties is damaged by a client, patient, or resident client while the employee is carrying out their his/her duties, and the damages are not covered by Workers' Compensation or insurance, the Employer shall reimburse the employee for the necessary repairs or replacement.

Damage to Personal Property. Where an employee's ’s personal property, excluding private automobiles, utilized in the performance of their duties duties, is damaged by a client, patient, patient or resident while the employee is carrying out their duties, and the damages are not covered by Workers' ’ Compensation or other insurance, the Employer shall reimburse the employee for the necessary repairs or replacement.

Damage to Personal Property. Where an employee's ’s personal property, excluding private automobiles, utilized in the performance property is destroyed as a result of their duties is damaged by a client, patient, or resident while the employee is carrying out their dutieswork related injury, and the damages are not covered by Workers' Compensation or insurance’ Compensation, the Employer shall reimburse the employee for the necessary repairs or replacement.

Damage to Personal Property. Where an employee's ’s personal property, excluding private automobiles, automobiles utilized in the performance of their duties duties, is damaged by a client, patient, or resident while the employee is carrying out their duties, and the damages are not covered by Workers' Workers Compensation or insurance, the Employer shall reimburse the employee for the necessary repairs or replacement.

Damage to Personal Property. (a) Where an employee's personal property, excluding private automobiles, automobiles utilized in the performance of their duties duties, is damaged by a client, patient, or resident while the employee is carrying out their duties, and the damages are not covered by Workers' Compensation or insurance, the Employer shall reimburse the employee for the necessary repairs or replacement.

Damage to Personal Property. Where an employee's personal property, excluding private automobiles, utilized in the performance of their his/her duties is damaged by a client, patient, or resident while the employee is carrying out their duties, his/her duties and the damages are not covered by Workers' Compensation or insurance, the Employer shall reimburse the employee for the necessary repairs or replacementreplacement in kind.

Damage to Personal Property. Where an employee's personal property, excluding private automobiles, property utilized in the performance of their her/his duties is damaged by a client, patient, or resident client while the employee is carrying out their duties, her/his duties and the damages are not covered by Workers' Compensation or insurance, the Employer shall reimburse the employee for the necessary repairs or replacementreplacement provided that such personal property is of a type suitable for use while on duty.

Damage to Personal Property. Where an employee's personal property, excluding private automobiles, utilized in the performance of their duties duties, is damaged by a client, patient, or resident client while the employee is carrying out their duties, and the damages are not covered by Workers' Compensation or insuranceCompensation, the Employer shall reimburse the employee for the necessary repairs or replacement.

Damage to Personal Property. Where an employee's personal property, excluding private automobiles, utilized which is required and is used in the performance of their duties her/his duties, is damaged by a client, patient, or resident child while the employee is carrying out their his/her duties, and where the damages are not covered by Workers' Compensation or insurance, the Employer shall reimburse the employee for all or a portion of the cost of the necessary repairs or replacement.

Damage to Personal Property. Where an employee's personal property, excluding private automobiles, utilized in the performance of their duties his duties, is damaged by a client, patient, patient or resident while the employee is carrying out their his duties, and the damages are not covered by Workers' Compensation or insuranceCompensation, the Employer shall reimburse the employee for the necessary repairs or replacement. This shall include the cost of cleaning vehicles interiors soiled or damaged by clients.