Employees Not Actively Employed Sample Clauses
The "Employees Not Actively Employed" clause defines how certain rights, benefits, or obligations under an agreement apply to employees who are not currently working, such as those on leave, disability, or who have been terminated. Typically, this clause clarifies whether such employees are eligible for participation in programs, receipt of payments, or continuation of benefits, and may specify exceptions or conditions for reinstatement. Its core function is to provide clarity and prevent disputes regarding the status and entitlements of employees who are not actively performing their job duties at a given time.
Employees Not Actively Employed. An employee who becomes disabled while on lay-off, leave of absence or vacation, or while on strike, suspension from work or otherwise not actively employed, is not eligible for benefits during any such period. The employee will be eligible for benefits under this Plan on the first regularly scheduled working day on which he would have returned to work but for the disability, and absence on such day will be deemed the first day of the waiting period for purposes of determining when benefits start.