Common use of In-Kind Benefits Clause in Contracts

In-Kind Benefits. (i) If Executive (or any individual receiving group health Plan benefits through Executive) is eligible under applicable law to continue participation in Employer’s group health Plan following the Date of Termination and elects to continue these benefits, Employer will, for a period of up to seventeen (17) months commencing as of the Date of Termination, continue to pay Employer’s share of the cost of these benefits as if Executive remained continuously employed with Employer throughout such period but only while Executive or such other individual continues to pay the balance of such cost and Executive or the person who elected continuation coverage is not eligible for coverage under any other employer’s group health plan.

In-Kind Benefits. (i) If Executive (or any individual receiving group health Plan benefits through Executive) is eligible under applicable law to continue participation in Employer’s group health Plan following the Date of Termination and elects to continue these benefits, Employer will, for a period of up to seventeen eighteen (1718) months commencing as of the Date of Termination, continue to pay Employer’s share of the cost of these benefits as if Executive remained continuously employed with Employer throughout such period but only while Executive or such other individual continues to pay the balance of such cost and Executive or the person who elected continuation coverage is not eligible for coverage under any other employer’s group health plan.