Sudden Illness Clause Samples
The Sudden Illness clause defines the procedures and rights of parties if one of them is unexpectedly incapacitated due to illness. Typically, this clause allows for the postponement or rescheduling of obligations, such as meetings, performances, or deadlines, when a party cannot fulfill their duties because of a sudden health issue. For example, if a key participant falls ill before a scheduled event, the clause may permit a delay without penalty. Its core function is to provide flexibility and fairness, ensuring that unforeseen medical emergencies do not result in automatic breaches or undue hardship.
Sudden Illness. For seniority employees, the same qualifications outlined in ‘Article 14.02’ of the Collective Agreement shall apply. Lost hours for which the employee seeks compensation shall be deducted from the sick time bank. Hours paid by the Company or deducted from the employee’s bank will be at the rate of 1.67 times the employee’s applicable hourly rate. The Company reserves the right to remove a Weekend Schedule employee from such schedule if, in the Company’s discretion, that employee’s incidence of sudden illness is appreciably above the norm for Weekend Shift employees.
Sudden Illness. A deterioration in the state of health of an individual during a journey covered by the policy, the diagnosis and confirmation of which is undertaken by a legally recognised doctor or dental surgeon and requires medical attention.
Sudden Illness an unexpected deterioration in the state of health of an Insured during the Travel covered by the Policy, the diagnosis and confirmation of which is undertaken by a legally recognised doctor or dental surgeon and requires medical attention. Travel: travel for tourism or business purposes, made by the Insured into the Territorial Limits, the dates of which are stipulated in the Insurance Certificate.
Sudden Illness. The employee suddenly falls ill and undergoes a medical examination necessary for the diagno- sis of the illness or a laboratory and X-ray test prescribed by the doctor in connection with the examination. • The employee shall, due to a significant wors- ening of their symptoms established under the previous subparagraph, undergo a medical examination again, or a laboratory and X-ray test prescribed by the doctor in connection with the examination. • The employee goes to the dentist for treatment because of a dental condition that causes sudden incapacity for work and requires treatment on the same day. WELL-BEING – ABSENCES AND SOCIAL REGULATIONS
Sudden Illness. For seniority employees, the same qualifications outlined in ‘Article 14.02’ of the Collective Agreement shall apply. Payment will be made on the following basis. The Company will be obliged to pay for hours lost between and including the third and eighth hours of the shift. The maximum number of lost hours for which the Company is obliged to pay on any one shift is six (6). Any remaining lost hours for which the employee seeks compensation shall be deducted from the sick time bank. Hours paid by the Company or deducted from the employee's bank will be at the rate of
Sudden Illness. This contract, unless expressly stated, shall cover solely an unexpected deterioration in the state of health of an individual during a journey covered by the policy, the diagnosis and confirmation of which is undertaken by a legally recognised doctor or dental surgeon and requires medical attention.
Sudden Illness a health disorder which was sudden and unrelated to the earlier illnesses suffered by the ill person before the commencement of the insurance protection, which requires an immediate medical attention. Heart attack and stroke are also considered as sudden illnesses if, before the commencement of the
Sudden Illness. An unexpected deterioration in the state of health of an individual during a journey covered by the policy, the diagnosis and confirmation of which is undertaken by a legally recognised doctor or dental surgeon and requires medical attention (Covid 19 included).
Sudden Illness sudden health disorder, which, due to its nature, poses a direct threat to life or health and requires immediate, necessary treatment.