Entitlement to accident make up pay Sample Clauses

Entitlement to accident make up pay. Where an employee (other than a casual employee) is incapacitated and in receipt of workers compensation payments and has been absent from work because of an injury as defined in the Act for a period of five days or more, the employee will receive accident make-up pay from the first day of the absence from work and
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Entitlement to accident make up pay. (a) Subject to clauses 46.1(b) and 46.1(c), where an Employee becomes entitled to compensation payments under the AC Act, the Employer who is liable to pay the compensation will pay to the Employee accident make up pay being an amount equivalent to the difference between:
Entitlement to accident make up pay. 37.1.1 Where an Employee becomes entitled to weekly compensation payments under the Accident Compensation Xxx 0000 (“the AC Act”), the Company will pay to the Employee an amount equivalent to the difference between;
Entitlement to accident make up pay. Where an employee (other than a casual employee) is incapacitated and in receipt of workers compensation payments and has been absent from work because of an injury as defined in the Act for a period of five days or more, the employee will receive accident make-up pay from the first day of the absence from work and continuing in accordance with 8.1.6. Accident make-up pay is not payable in respect of an injury sustained in the first two weeks of employment and where the injury is one of gradual onset (unless the employee has been employed by the employer for period of three months at the commencement of the incapacity).

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