COMMON DISASTER. There shall be no loss of pay as a result of any Act of God or common disaster causing the shutdown of all or virtually all public transportation in the City of New York, making it impossible for employees to report for work, or where the Mayor of the City of New York or Governor of the State of New York directs the citizens of the City not to report to work. The Employer shall not be liable for loss of pay for more than the first full day affected by such Act of God or common disaster. Employees necessary to maintain the safety or security of the building shall be paid only if they have no reasonable way to report to work and employees refusing the Employer's offer of alternate transportation shall not qualify for such pay. The term "public transportation" as used herein shall include buses and trains.
COMMON DISASTER. If Grantor and Grantor's spouse die under circumstances such that there is no clear or convincing evidence as to the order of their deaths, or if it is difficult or impractical to determine which person survived the death of the other person, it shall, for the purpose of distribution of Grantor's life insurance, property passing under any will or other contracts, if any, and property passing under this Trust, be conclusively presumed that Grantor predeceased the death of Grantor's spouse, and notwithstanding any other provision of this Trust, Grantor's spouse (or Grantor's spouse's estate as the case may be) shall receive the distribution to which Grantor's spouse would otherwise be entitled to receive without regard to a survivorship requirement, if any.
COMMON DISASTER. If a Participant and any of his Spouse or Beneficiary shall die in a manner such that there is no sufficient evidence (as determined by the Administrative Committee, without regard to any presumption of law otherwise applicable) that the persons have died otherwise than through a common disaster or if a Participant's Beneficiary (other than his Spouse) died within five days after the Participant, it shall be presumed for all purposes of the Plan that the Participant died last.
COMMON DISASTER. There shall be no loss of pay as a result of any Act of God or common disaster causing the shutdown of all or virtually all public transportation in the City of New York, making it impossible for employees to report for work, or where the Mayor of the City of New York or the Governor of the State of New York directs the citizens of the City not to report to work. The Employer shall not be liable for loss of pay for more than the first full day affected by such Act of God or common disaster. Employees necessary to maintain the safety or security of the building shall be paid only if they have no
COMMON DISASTER. If any beneficiary including Xxxxxxx's spouse shall die simultaneously with the Grantor or in such circumstances that there is not sufficient evidence to determine the order of our deaths, then it shall be presumed that the Grantor survived such beneficiary and the provisions of this Trust shall be construed on that assumption, unless otherwise provided herein.
COMMON DISASTER. There shall be no loss of pay as a result of any Act of God or common disaster causing the shutdown of all or virtually all public transportation in the City of New York making it impossible for employees to report for work or where the Governor of the State of New York directs the citizens not to report to work. The Employer shall not be liable for the loss of pay for more than the first full day affected by such Act of God or common disaster. Employees shall be paid only if they have no reasonable way to report to work and employees refusing the Employer's offer of alternate transportation shall not qualify for such pay. The term “public transportation” as used herein shall include subways and buses.
