Common use of Definition – Totally Disabled Employee Clause in Contracts

Definition – Totally Disabled Employee. For the first 24 months of absence, an employee is totally disabled when he/she is wholly and continuously disabled due to illness or bodily injury and, as a result, is not physically or mentally fit to perform the essential duties of his/her normal occupation. Thereafter, an employee is totally disabled provided he/she is wholly and continuously disabled due to illness or bodily injury and, as a result, is not physically or mentally fit to perform the essential duties of:

Appears in 8 contracts

Samples: Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement

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