Insufficient Credit Units for a Regular Benefit Sample Clauses

Insufficient Credit Units for a Regular Benefit. If an Employee has less than the full number of Credit Units required to be cancelled for the payment of a Regular Benefit for which the Employee is otherwise eligible, such Employee shall be paid the full amount of such Regular Benefit and all remaining Credit Units or fractions thereof to the Employee’s credit shall be cancelled.
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