Firearms injury Sample Clauses

Firearms injury. 9. Authorized training which places the employee at a risk of physical injury. For illness or injury other than those outlined above, employees with banked sick leave may elect to draw a portion of same while drawing Workers’ Compensation an amount which, when added to their Workers’ Compensation payment, will not exceed their regular take-home pay at the time of their injury. This supplement would commence upon receipt of Workers’ compensation benefits and/or the period prior to commencement.
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Firearms injury. 9. Authorized training which places the employee at a risk of physical injury. Employees with less than fifteen (15) years of service must be eligible to immediately begin drawing pension benefits upon termination of employment to be eligible for health insurance benefits. Health and hospitalization coverage supplementing Medicare shall be provided for eligible retirees. Any cost over the Employer’s premium obligation shall be paid for by the retiree on a monthly basis. Further there shall be a requirement to coordinate with other available health insurance, Medicare, Medicaid, Federal insurance or any other health insurance which may be available in part or in total to the retired employee. All questions of eligibility shall be determined by the regulations and rules established by the carrier providing such coverage. The retiree shall apply for Medicare, Medicaid or similar federal program benefits as soon as he/she is eligible. As of that date, all benefits payable by the Employer shall be reduced by an amount equal to federal benefits pertaining at that time and shall be supplemental to such coverage. In the event the name of any of the coverages/benefits referred to herein shall be changed, this section shall be deemed to apply to any and all similar or replacement programs subsequently designated.
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Firearms injury. 9. Authorized training which places the employee at a risk of physical injury.
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