Traumatic Event Sample Clauses
The 'Traumatic Event' clause defines what constitutes a traumatic event for the purposes of the agreement. It typically outlines specific incidents or circumstances, such as natural disasters, serious accidents, or acts of violence, that trigger certain rights or obligations under the contract. For example, this clause may specify that if a party experiences a traumatic event, they may be entitled to additional support, extensions of deadlines, or other accommodations. Its core practical function is to clearly delineate the types of events that warrant special consideration, ensuring both parties understand when and how the contract may be adjusted in response to extraordinary circumstances.
Traumatic Event. The City will make available a trained CISD (Critical Incident Stress Debriefing) person to meet with employees who experience a traumatic event during the course of employment.
Traumatic Event. Occupational Disease or any disease or any condition that has been caused by exposure to a disease producing agent or agents present in the employee’s occupational environment.
Traumatic Event. Exclusion 14 shall not apply to the first 26 weeks of Temporary Total Disablement provided:
(a) The Temporary Total Disablement occurs as a result of a sudden Traumatic Event; and
(b) The Insured Person is under the continuous care of a registered medical practitioner who is not a Relative; and
(c) The Insured Person has remained in Australia during the claim period.