WORKERS SAFETY INSURANCE BOARD Sample Clauses

WORKERS SAFETY INSURANCE BOARD. (a) The Company represents and warrants that coverage under the various provincial workers' Compensation statutes and regulations including Local and Percent of Revenue Brokers has been obtained and is in full force and effect. The Company will pay the required contributions to the for Local and Percent of Revenue Brokers. The Company must be notified in writing of any driver changes. Coverage from the Workplace Safety Insurance Board must be obtained by Brokers who have more than one unit, and by Domestic Highway Brokers, and International Brokers who elect the mileage paid option. The Broker shall pay for such coverage himself. Such Broker will be responsible and will obtain coverage with the Workplace Safety & Insurance Board or equivalent and will supply evidence of such coverage to the Company if required. If Percent of Revenue Broker or Local Broker opts for independent Broker status and obtains insurance coverage which is equivalent to and a substitute for Workplace Safety Insurance Board the Company will contribute up to two percent (2%) of the Broker’s gross revenue towards the premium cost of such coverage rather than pay the premiums. The Company agrees to make deductions for and Group Insurance charges on behalf of the Brokers or their permanent full-time drivers. The costs are to be borne by the Brokers. The Broker shall be totally responsible for his Canada Pension and Unemployment Insurance if any and any monies on account of these items payable by the Company shall be deductible from the payment for services by the Broker.
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WORKERS SAFETY INSURANCE BOARD. For absences covered by Workers’ Safety Insurance, the Teacher shall receive his/her regular pay from the Board. The Board shall claim all W.S.I.B. reimbursement cheques.
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WORKERS SAFETY INSURANCE BOARD. The Company represents and warrants that under the various provincial Compensation statutes and including Local and Percent of Revenue Brokers has been obtained and is in full force and effect. The Company will pay the required contributions to the for Local and Percent of Revenue Brokers. The Company must be notified in writing of any driver changes. Coverage from the Workplace Safety Insurance Board must be obtained by Brokers who have more than one unit, and by Domestic Highway Brokers, The Broker shall pay for such coverage himself. Such Broker will be responsible and will obtain coverage with the Workplace Safety Insurance Board or equivalent and will supply evidence of such coverage to the Company if required. If a Broker opts for independent Broker status and obtains insurance coverage which is equivalent to and a substitute for Workplace Safety Insurance Board coverage, the Company will contribute up to two percent (2%) of the Broker's gross revenue towards the premium cost of such coverage rather than pay the premiums. The Company agrees to make deductions for and Group Insurance charges on behalf of the Brokers or their permanent full-time drivers. The costs are to be borne by the Brokers. The Broker shall be totally responsible for his Canada Pension and Unemployment Insurance if any and any monies on account of these items payable by the Company shall be deductible from the payment for services by the Broker.
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WORKERS SAFETY INSURANCE BOARD. 17.01 In the event that an Employee suffers a work-related injury, the Employer shall be responsible for paying the Employee ninety percent (90%) of their regular wages to a maximum of two (2) weeks, until the employee has received the first payment from WSIB. Within one (1) month of receiving the first payment from WSIB, the employee shall reimburse the Employer for any time period for which monies were received from both the Employer and WSIB.
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WORKERS SAFETY INSURANCE BOARD. ‌ 18.01 Employee, receiving benefits from the Workers’ Safety and Insurance Board for illness or injury arising out of duties of their job, shall also receive an additional payment from the Employer for up to twenty-four (24) months which, when combined with the compensation payments, will bring the total equivalent net payments from the two (2) sources to 100% of the employee’s normal wage.
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WORKERS SAFETY INSURANCE BOARD a) Where an employee is absent due to illness or injury which is compensative by Workers' Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB), the following shall apply:
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WORKERS SAFETY INSURANCE BOARD. 15.01 When Regular Employees, through employment by the Employer suffer a disability which is compensable under the Workplace Safety and Insurance Act, the Employer shall continue to pay for a period of up to twenty-four (24) months medical benefits and life insurance coverage and for this same period Employees shall continue to accrue sick leave and vacation credits.
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WORKERS SAFETY INSURANCE BOARD. Any Teacher in receipt of WSIB benefits will have his or her pay topped up to ensure continuation of regular net pay while in receipt of such benefits.
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