The Company has arranged for market analyses of representative properties throughout the length of the project. These analyses will serve as guidelines for the value of the property. On this basis, Company land agents will contact each landowner to negotiate a proposed compensation. The Company will obtain an easement based upon a one time payment.

Note: This example illustrates the basic concepts that apply to the calculations under option 1 and does not reflect your funding assistance amounts. If damage to your home is estimated at less than 51% known as a Type 2, the compensation grant is the lesser of the pre-storm value minus other assistance provided or the estimated cost of damage minus other assistance provided (i.e. the same formula for Option 1 applies. See similar questions...

You are entitled to compensation at the rate of 66 2/3 percent of your average weekly wage based on the four quarters prior to your injury, but no more than the maximum average weekly wage determined each year by the South Carolina Employment Security Commission. If you were working two or more jobs at the time of accident, those wages may be included as part of the average weekly wage and compensation rate. See similar questions...

Workers' compensation pays for necessary medical treatment, loss of wages during the disability, and compensation for permanent disability or disfigurement. If an injured employee is unable to work for more than seven days, the employee is eligible for payment for lost wages. This compensation is limited to two-thirds of the employee's weekly wage, limited to the current weekly wage in South Carolina. See similar questions...

The Settlement contains a Compensation Formula, which will be used to determine how much, if any, money you are entitled to receive for Damaged JHBP Roof Shakes. See similar questions...

To put it in simple terms: how much an employer pays for workers' compensation insurance is determined by the number of employees, their total wages, the type of jobs they perform, and the employer's history of accidents and claims. Insurance companies assign rates to each type of job, charging more to cover riskier jobs. While the rates are regulated by the S.C. Department of Insurance, it is a competitive market and the rates differ for different insurance companies. See similar questions...

Only a qualified real estate appraiser can determine the value of an easement donation for tax purposes. The appraiser will consider the property's “before” value on the open market -- under current zoning -- and its “after” value with an easement restrictions on it. The difference between these two figures is the value of the easement. See similar questions...

Every year the Annual General Shareholders Meeting approves the compensation paid to the Board of Directors See similar questions...

The amount of your disability compensation depends on the seriousness of your disability. When you apply for disability compensation, your medical records are reviewed and usually you have a VA medical examination. Your disability is rated and expressed as a percentage. The monthly payment you receive is based on this percentage. If you have dependents, an additional allowance may be added if your disability is over 30%. See similar questions...

We offer competitive compensation. Compensation depends on the level of responsibility, qualification and experience of the candidate. In arriving at the compensation levels, we look at: See similar questions...

If you own property, you own what is called a fee simple interest. This interest can be compared to all the rights that pertain to your property. They include such rights as the right to build and the right to do anything you want on your property that is not prohibited by law. By granting an easement, you give up certain rights or transfer them to someone else. The rights you choose to forego are specifically set out in a deed of easement and only those rights are affected. See similar questions...

The income benefit level paid depends on the injured worker's average weekly wage. Most injured workers will be paid 67% of their gross wage, subject to maximum and minimum values determined by the Average State Weekly Wage (ASWW). The Average State Weekly Wage is an amount determined each year by the Industrial Commission based on data provided by the state Department of Commerce and Labor. See similar questions...

A preservation easement is given to protect and preserve the architectural, historic, or archeological value of a landmark and its surroundings. It assures the grantor of the easement that the property will not be inappropriately altered or neglected following his or her tenure. Easements are an economical way for the state to ensure protection of its historic resources. See similar questions...

The deed of easement will contain provisions regarding the right of the easement holder to monitor easement compliance by inspecting the property and enforcing the terms of the easement as provided by law. See similar questions...

Workers' Compensation is insurance paid for by employers to cover on-the-job injuries. State law requires employer to have such insurance or make other arrangements to pay for on-the-job injuries. Workers' suffering from work related injuries or diseases are entitled to wage-loss and medical expense benefits arising as a result of the injury or disease. See similar questions...