Under the policy the insured person is not required to use their sick leave first. However, you will need the approval of your employer as to what directive they give.
You cannot claim sick leave and insurance at the same time, but you can opt to use sick leave and then use the Journey Insurance when your sick leave runs out.
Yes, the deferral period is seven days.
You are entitled to receive 85% of your current weekly salary, up to a maximum of $1500.00 per week (income tax is applicable) Benefits are payable for up to 104 weeks while you are unfit to work.
Yes, your family can receive a $75,000 death benefit that is payable to your estate.
You must be engaged in direct and uninterrupted travel to or from your normal place of residence and to or from your place of employment, (including whilst engaged in travel to or from your place of employment). The coverage afforded by this policy shall only apply whilst an Insured Person is travelling directly between the boundaries of their place of residence and place of business for the purposes of starting or ending their days work and provided no cover is granted by Workers Compensation or the Traffic Accidents Act or equivalent.
If an employee has an accident on their way to or from work, which is not their fault they can claim 80% of lost income. If you receive benefits/income from any other source, our payments will be reduced by that amount and we will pay the difference up to 85% of your salary. If you redeem or commute or settle your entitlement to benefits/income from any other source, our payments under this Policy will immediately cease.