Common use of Partial Compensation Clause in Contracts

Partial Compensation. i. When the entitlement to full compensation provided for in Section (b) has been exhausted, each eligible employee shall be entitled to partial compensation at a rate equal to seventy per cent (70%) of the employee’s weekly wage (calculated by multiplying his current wage rate by forty (40) hours) for periods of absences that extend beyond the periods covered by Section (b) provided that the absence is caused by sickness or accident that does not entitle the employee to Workers’ Compensation payments. ii. The payment of partial compensation shall be limited to a maximum of forty (40) hours per calendar week including any stipulated Statutory Holidays occurring during an absence. iii. The periods of partial compensation available shall be governed by the insurance company procedures for a twenty-six (26) week benefit period, starting with the first work day of an accident and the fourth work day of a sickness, and including any part of an absence for which full compensation has been paid under Section b.

Partial Compensation. i. 1. When the entitlement to full compensation provided for in Section (b) has been exhausted, each eligible employee shall be entitled to partial compensation at a rate equal to seventy per cent (70%) of the employee’s weekly wage (calculated by multiplying his their current wage rate by forty (40) hours) for periods of absences that extend beyond the periods covered by Section (b) provided that the absence is caused by sickness or accident that does not entitle the employee to Workers’ Compensation payments. ii2. The payment of partial compensation shall be limited to a maximum of forty (40) hours per calendar week including any stipulated Statutory Holidays occurring during an absence. iii3. The periods of partial compensation available shall be governed by the insurance company procedures for a twenty-six (26) week benefit period, starting with the first work day of an accident and the fourth work day of a sickness, and including any part of an absence for which full compensation has been paid under Section b.(b).

Partial Compensation. i. 1. When the entitlement to full compensation provided for in Section (b) has been exhausted, each eligible employee shall be entitled to partial compensation at a rate equal to seventy per cent (70%) of the employee’s 's weekly wage (calculated by multiplying his current wage rate by forty (40) hours) for periods of absences that extend beyond the periods covered by Section (b) provided that the absence is caused by sickness or accident that does not entitle the employee to Workers’ Worker's Compensation payments. ii2. The payment of partial compensation shall be limited to a maximum of forty five (405) hours days per calendar week including any stipulated Statutory Holidays occurring during an absence. iii3. The periods of partial compensation available shall be governed by the insurance company procedures for a twenty-twenty- six (26) week benefit period, starting with the first work day of an accident and the fourth work day of a sickness, and including any part of an absence for which full compensation has been paid under Section b.(b).