Compensable definition

Compensable means a determination by a carrier or judge of compensation claims that a condition suffered by an employee results from an injury arising out of and in the course of employment. s. 440.13(1)(d), F.S.

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Compensable. (approved by the Bureau of Worker’s Compensation) shall mean hospital and medical expenses approved for the payment by the Bureau of Worker’s Compensation which shall indicate “job relatedness” is established. In the event there is a final decision by the Bureau of Worker’s Compensation denying the claim on the basis that “job relatedness” is not established, then any injury leave taken will be charged against the accumulated sick leave of the employee member. If the employee member has no accumulated sick leave, or if the accumulated sick leave is not sufficient to cover the amount of injury leave taken, then any uncovered amount shall be treated as an unpaid leave of absence due to a non-job related injury or illness and the employee member shall be responsible to reimburse the City all amounts received but not covered by accumulated sick leave. An employee shall also receive injury leave for Worker’s Compensation hearings and employer or Worker’s Compensation required physicians appointments, subject to the limitations contained herein. The words “final decision” shall mean that the employee has exhausted all rights of appeal, or has failed to prosecute an appeal, leaving standing an adverse decision.

Compensable shall require a minimum commitment of [ * ] dedicated toward the Services during the calendar month.

Examples of Compensable in a sentence

• The Contractor expressly agrees that the Contractor’s sole monetary remedy for Compensable Delay shall be calculated at the daily rate established for the Time Dependent Overhead Costs in the Contract.

• Compensable Delay and to Extend the Material Completion and Occupancy Date.

• Compensable Delay, Extending the Material Completion and Occupancy Date.

• Contractor shall be entitled to direct and indirect costs for Compensable Excusable Delay.

• The ISO will not compensate an RMR Generator for unscheduled overproduction that exceeds Compensable Overgeneration, as defined in the Services Tariff.

• Any adjustment of the Contract Time on account of an Excusable Delay or a Compensable Delay shall be limited as set forth herein.

• The Design-Builder expressly agrees that the Design-Builder’s sole monetary remedy for Compensable Delay shall be calculated at the daily rate established for the Time Dependent Overhead Costs in the Contract.

• Therefore, indirect costs recoverable by Contractor shall be liquidated on a daily basis for each day the Contract Time is delayed due to a Compensable Excusable Delay.

• The CM/GC expressly agrees that the CM/GC’s sole monetary remedy for Compensable Delay shall remain limited by the maximum amount for Time Dependent Overhead Costs (as amended) in the Contract.

• If a schedule showing the Work completed in less than the Contract Time is approved in writing, Contractor shall not be entitled to extensions of the Contract Time for Excusable Delays or Compensable Delays or to adjustments of the Contract Sum for Compensable Delays until such delays extend the completion of the Work beyond the expiration of the Contract Time.

More Definitions of Compensable

Compensable means that an accident or injury has been determined by the insurance carrier to have arisen out of the course and scope of employment and the individual who had the accident is eligible to receive workers' compensation benefits.

Compensable means. He defines the term as being entitled to benefits, a wholly insufficient definition. Cl. Brief at 12. Schleiss v. SAIF Corp., 354 Or 637, 645, 317 P3d 244 (2013) does not support that definition, and claimant’s own argument contradicts this definition. Payment of benefits does not equal compensability. Under several parts of the workers’ compensation scheme, benefits are paid to workers and expressly do not mean a claim or condition has been found compensable. ORS 656.262(10); ORS 656.267(1). Claimant even emphasizes part of legislative history in his brief for the tenet that paying benefits does not prevent later dispute of compensability. Cl Brief at 26-27 (citing Testimony of Tom Mattis, June 11, 1997, Senate Rules and Elections Committee, Tape 91, Side B at 35:55 (HB 2971)). Clearly a finding of compensability cannot be defined as when benefits are payable for a condition.

Compensable means a determination by a carrier or judge of com- pensation claims that a condition suffered by an employee results from an injury arising out of and in the course of employment.