Common use of INSURANCE – EMPLOYER LIABILITY Clause in Contracts

INSURANCE – EMPLOYER LIABILITY. If an employer fails to provide the insurance cover required in Clause 25, or obtains the insurance as required in Clause 25 but fails to maintain the minimum standards prescribed in Clause 25, the employer will be liable to pay the difference between the insurance cover provided (if at all) and the insurance cover provided in Appendix I – Insurance Cover Minimum Benefits.

INSURANCE – EMPLOYER LIABILITY. If an employer fails to provide the insurance cover required in Clause 25, or obtains the insurance as required in Clause 25 but fails to maintain the minimum standards prescribed in Clause 25, the employer will be liable to pay the difference between the insurance cover provided (if at all) and the insurance cover provided in Appendix I G – Insurance Cover Minimum Benefits.

INSURANCE – EMPLOYER LIABILITY. If an employer fails to provide the insurance cover required in Clause 25Clause25, or obtains the insurance as required in Clause 25 but fails to maintain the minimum standards prescribed in Clause 25, the employer will be liable to pay the difference between the insurance cover provided (if at all) and the insurance cover provided in Appendix I – Insurance Cover Minimum Benefits.