IN CASE OF INJURY Sample Clauses

IN CASE OF INJURY. 20:01 Should an employee, as a result of injury incurred in the performance of his work, require first aid treatment, he shall be paid for the time taken off work for the initial treatment. Should an employee be injured to the extent that he becomes a Workers Compensation Act case, he shall be paid to the end of the shift.
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IN CASE OF INJURY. Notify your Supervisor and proceed immediately to the First Aid Station. The Company retains a Registered Nurse during working hours. PROBLEMS We maintain an Employee Relations Department where you are free,to call in and discuss any problem you may have. Permission must be granted by your Supervisorbefore leaving yourjob. There is an established Employee Assistance Program available to all employees. Any inquiries or assistance can be obtained from members of the Committee. Any other inquiries or assistance should be directed through your Shop Xxxxxxx Supervisor.

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