Common use of Extended Disability Plan Clause in Contracts

Extended Disability Plan. 206 - Eligibility - Regular full-time employees with at least sixty (60) continuous full-time equivalent service months are eligible for extended disability leave. 207 - Usage - In cases which are expected to result in total disability, eligible employees will be granted extended disability leave with full pay and benefits for up to six (6) months from last day worked. This leave will include the aggregate of accumulated sick leave, vacation and personal leave to the extent these benefits are due the employee. This leave will be extended beyond six (6) months until all paid leave accruals have been exhausted.

Extended Disability Plan. 206 - 240 Eligibility - Regular full-time employees with at least sixty (60) continuous full-time equivalent (FTE) service months are eligible for extended disability leave. 207 - -241 Usage - In cases which are expected to result in total disability, eligible employees will be granted extended disability leave with full pay and benefits for up to six (6) months from last day workedor until all accruals are exhausted, whichever occurs later. This leave will include the aggregate of accumulated sick leave, vacation and personal leave time to the extent these benefits are due the employee. This leave will be extended beyond six (6) months until all paid leave accruals have been exhausted.

Extended Disability Plan. 206 - 224 Eligibility - – Regular full-time employees with at least sixty (60) continuous full-time equivalent (FTE) service months are eligible for extended disability leave. 207 - Usage - In cases which are expected to result in total disability, eligible employees will be granted extended disability leave with full pay and benefits for up to six (6) months from last day worked. This leave will include the aggregate of accumulated sick leave, vacation and personal leave to the extent these benefits are due the employee. This leave will be extended beyond six (6) months until all paid leave accruals have been exhausted.