PAYMENTS TO EMPLOYEES IN THE EVENT OF DEATH OR PERMANENT DISABILITY ARISING FROM ASSAULT Sample Clauses

PAYMENTS TO EMPLOYEES IN THE EVENT OF DEATH OR PERMANENT DISABILITY ARISING FROM ASSAULT. 4.1 Employing councils will make payments in accordance with sub-paragraph 4.2 to an employee (or, in the event of death, jointly to the dependants of the employee) in the event of death or permanent disablement of the employee arising from a violent or criminal assault in the course, or as a consequence, of their employment.
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