INDUSTRIAL ILLNESS OR INJURY Sample Clauses

INDUSTRIAL ILLNESS OR INJURY. 28.01 An employee suffering an industrial illness or injury on duty shall receive pay for his or her full assignment on the day of the injury.
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INDUSTRIAL ILLNESS OR INJURY. A. Employees incapacitated by sickness or injury received in the course of employment shall, in lieu of the benefits of Section 10. be granted the benefits set forth in Section 4850 et seq of the Labor Code. Refer to OAG 20.004
INDUSTRIAL ILLNESS OR INJURY. An eligible Employee’s Sick Pay benefits may be reduced by any Workers’ Compensation benefits received. The wage allowance made by the Company to a regular full-time employee during such periods of disability due to an industrial illness or injury represents the difference between his sick time allowance and the amount he receives as workers’ compensation benefits. The receipt of the sick pay supplement is voluntary and will be deducted from the employee’s sick leave entitlement if the employee chooses to receive the supplement during the period of the Industrial Illness or Injury.
INDUSTRIAL ILLNESS OR INJURY. When a pharmacist suffers an industrial illness or injury, there shall be no deduction from the pharmacist's pay for the day in which the pharmacist was injured and reported for medical care. When such pharmacist returns to work following the industrial illness or injury and is certified as ready and able to perform all regular duties, but requires medical treatment as a result of the same illness or injury, the Employer shall make a good faith effort to adjust the work schedules without penalty to the pharmacist, to provide both the time for medical care and the number of hours for which the pharmacist is regularly scheduled.
INDUSTRIAL ILLNESS OR INJURY. In the event of absence due to injury on the job, the District will pay, while accumulated sick leave lasts, the necessary amounts above the monies received by the employee from the District Self Insurance Worker's Compensation Fund. Employees injured on the job may choose to work on "limited duty" upon the recommendation of the District industrial physician or the employee's personal physician. Such "limited duty" may be in any classification so designated by the District for which the employee is able to perform and shall be paid at the rate at the time of the injury, and shall advance their yearly salary if applicable.
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