INJURED ON THE JOB Sample Clauses

INJURED ON THE JOB. In the event an employee is injured on the job and is treated at the plant or by medical authorities and returns to work, he or she will be paid for any time lost due to the injury. In the event an employee is instructed by the Company or by medical authorities to go home, such employee will be paid for any time lost due to the injury during the scheduled hours of the day that the accident occurred.
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INJURED ON THE JOB. 13.01 An employee injured on the job shall be paid his regular hourly rate only for the balance of the shift on which the injury occurred, provided the employee, as a result of such injury, is sent home or to a hospital by the doctor attending him in connection with said injury.
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INJURED ON THE JOB. Employees injured on the job shall not be docked for any part of the day in which the injury occurs, providing a call to the Employer is made from the doctor’s office, by doctor’s personnel, notifying them of the extent of the injury. If the injury is not serious, the employee must return to work at once upon leaving the doctor’s office. In no instance will the Employer be obligated to pay an employee for more than eight (8) hours.
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INJURED ON THE JOB. WorkSafe BC When an employee is injured at work and goes on compensation, her or she shall, when the Compensation Board signifies that the employee may go to work, be returned to the payroll at his or her previous job and rate of pay for a period of one (1) week to see if he is able to do the job he held at the time of injury.
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INJURED ON THE JOB. The Town will recognize this with the following understanding: The Town of XxXxxx will pay the employee the amount they would receive from Worker’s Compensation during the initial phase of the employee’s injury; to wit, until the employee receives his or her first benefit from Worker’s Compensation, the Town of XxXxxx will pay said employee the amount they are expected to receive from Worker’s Compensation and the employee will assign his or her benefits to such amount to the Town. In no event shall the Town make any such payment if the employee has not filed his or her claim to benefits within seven (7) days after being injured.
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