Common use of Employer’s Financial Liabilities Clause in Contracts

Employer’s Financial Liabilities. Any dispute as to an employee’s entitlement to benefits provided under the contract is between the employee and the Insurer, and the Employer shall have no obligation. The Employer’s financial liabilities in respect to the plans and benefits as set out in this Article shall be limited to payment of premiums as stipulated in this Article. Where an employee is ineligible to participate under the terms of the plan, the Employer shall pay to the employee the Employer’s share of the premium costs for the benefits that would otherwise have been paid with respect to that benefit.

Employer’s Financial Liabilities. Any dispute as to an employee’s entitlement to benefits provided under the contract is between the employee and the Insurer, and the Employer shall have no obligation. The Employer’s financial liabilities in respect to the plans and benefits as set out in this Article shall be limited to payment of premiums as stipulated in this Article. Where an employee is ineligible to participate under the terms of the plan, the Employer employer shall pay to the employee Employee the Employeremployer’s share of the premium costs for the benefits that would otherwise have been paid with respect to that benefit.