No Worker Injury Program Applies Clause Samples

The "No Worker Injury Program Applies" clause establishes that the contract is not subject to any worker injury compensation or insurance programs, such as workers' compensation. In practice, this means that if a worker is injured while performing work under the contract, the responsibility for medical costs, lost wages, or other injury-related expenses does not fall under a statutory or contractual injury program. This clause is typically used to clarify that the parties are not providing or required to provide such coverage, thereby allocating the risk of worker injuries and ensuring that all parties understand their responsibilities regarding workplace injuries.
No Worker Injury Program Applies. Participant understands that no worker injury program applies, including, but not limited to, Worker’s Compensation. Participant understands that he/she must rely upon his/her own financial resources and health insurance for coverage of any medical expense arising out of participation.
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