person who had received statutory paid sick leave for the period that he could not return to work after sustaining injuries in a motor vehicle accident caused by the negligent and wrongful driving of another person, will not be entitled to claim a loss of income for the period during which paid sick leave was received from his employer.
False. A person who has received statutory paid sick leave for a period of time after sustaining injuries in a motor vehicle accident caused by someone else's negligence can still claim a loss of income for the period they were unable to work. The paid sick leave received from the employer does not negate their right to seek compensation for any additional income loss resulting from the accident.
True. When an individual receives statutory paid sick leave from their employer, they are not entitled to claim a loss of income for the same period. The purpose of statutory paid sick leave is to provide income replacement during the period of inability to work due to illness or injury.
True. In most cases, if a person receives statutory paid sick leave from their employer, they are not entitled to claim a loss of income for the same period. This is because the purpose of paid sick leave is to compensate employees for the time they are unable to work due to illness or injury. If the person has already received financial compensation in the form of paid sick leave, they generally cannot double-dip and claim additional income compensation for the same period. However, it is worth noting that specific laws and regulations regarding sick leave and compensation may vary by jurisdiction, so it is always advisable to consult with a legal professional or refer to the applicable employment laws in the relevant jurisdiction to get a definitive answer.
