Wage continuation definition

Wage continuation means any payment that consists of the same wage amount and employee benefit package that is paid to an individual when services are no longer being performed as was paid when services were being performed.]
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Examples of Wage continuation in a sentence

  • Wage continuation will only be paid for any time period for which the employee would be eligible for worker's compensation benefits.

  • Wage continuation shall be available for up to seven hundred twenty (720) work hours.

  • Wage continuation will begin with the first day of compensable injury.

  • Wage continuation shall be available for up to seven hundred twenty (720) work hours per claim.

  • Wage continuation benefits are available only to employees who have applied for Workers' Compensation benefits and are paid to the employee only after the Zoo has received a BWC order stating that the claim has been allowed.

  • Wage continuation may be extended beyond sixty (60) work days at the sole discretion of the Zoo.

  • Wage continuation will only be paid for any time period for which the employee would be eligible for worker’s compensation benefits.

  • Wage continuation is available only if the employee obtains medical treatment from a provider designated or approved by the WARCOG.

  • Wage continuation will be paid beginning with the first day of injury.

  • Wage continuation benefits are subject to the following conditions.

Related to Wage continuation

  • Notice of Continuation means a notice substantially in the form of Exhibit D (or such other form reasonably acceptable to the Administrative Agent and containing the information required in such Exhibit) to be delivered to the Administrative Agent pursuant to Section 2.8. evidencing the Borrower’s request for the Continuation of a LIBOR Loan.