Common use of Exhaustion of Other Clause in Contracts

Exhaustion of Other. Paid Leaves: Employees who continue to be medically disabled following a discontinuation of worker’s compensation benefits, and who subsequently exhaust their available accrued paid leave, will henceforth pay the District the entire premium amount for continuation of any insurance benefits, unless the employee is terminated or retired.

Exhaustion of Other. Paid Leaves: Leaves Employees who continue to be medically disabled following a discontinuation of worker’s compensation benefits, and who subsequently exhaust their available accrued paid leaveleave , will henceforth pay the District the entire premium amount for continuation of any insurance benefits, unless the employee is terminated terminated, retired, or retiredtheir position is no longer available.

Exhaustion of Other. Paid Leaves: Leaves Employees who continue to be medically disabled following a discontinuation of worker’s compensation benefits, and who subsequently exhaust their available accrued paid leave, leave will henceforth pay the District the entire premium amount for continuation of any insurance benefits, unless the employee is terminated terminated, retired, or retiredtheir position is no longer available.

Exhaustion of Other. Paid Leaves: Employees who continue to be medically disabled following a discontinuation of worker’s workers’ compensation benefits, and who subsequently exhaust their available accrued paid leave, will henceforth pay the District the entire premium amount for continuation of any insurance benefits, unless the employee is terminated or retired.

Exhaustion of Other. Paid Leaves: Leaves Employees who continue to be medically disabled following a discontinuation of worker’s compensation benefits, and who subsequently exhaust their available accrued paid leavePTO/Vacation/Holiday/CTO and Sick Leave benefits, will henceforth pay the District the entire premium amount for continuation of any insurance benefits, unless the employee is terminated terminated, retired, or retiredtheir position is no longer available.