Common use of LONG TERM DISABILITY INCOME Clause in Contracts

LONG TERM DISABILITY INCOME. 26.1 Any employee who has been continuously employed by the City for not less than six (6) months in the classified and/or unclassified service shall be eligible for long term income protection to age 70 for disability; however, there shall be no such protection for total disability caused by any injury or illness for which the employee received professional medical care or treatment within ninety (90) consecutive days prior to when the employee otherwise becomes eligible for such protection, unless ninety (90) consecutive days elapse from the time when the employee otherwise would be eligible for such protection and during such ninety (90) consecutive days the employee neither receives nor required professional medical care or treatment for such injury or illness.

LONG TERM DISABILITY INCOME. 26.1 31.1. Any employee Employee who has been continuously employed Continuously Employed by the City for not less than six (6) months in the classified and/or unclassified service shall be eligible for long long-term income protection to age 70 for disability; however, there shall be no such protection for total disability caused by any injury or illness for which the employee Employee received professional medical care or treatment within ninety (90) consecutive days prior to when the employee Employee otherwise becomes eligible for such protection, unless ninety (90) consecutive days elapse from the time when the employee Employee otherwise would be eligible for such protection and during such ninety (90) consecutive days the employee Employee neither receives nor required requires professional medical care or treatment for such injury or illness.

LONG TERM DISABILITY INCOME. 26.1 29.1. Any employee Employee who has been continuously employed Continuously Employed by the City for not less than six (6) months in the classified and/or unclassified service shall be eligible for long long-term income protection to age 70 for disability; however, there shall be no such protection for total disability caused by any injury or illness for which the employee Employee received professional medical care or treatment within ninety (90) consecutive days prior to when the employee Employee otherwise becomes eligible for such protection, unless ninety (90) consecutive days elapse from the time when the employee Employee otherwise would be eligible for such protection and during such ninety (90) consecutive days the employee Employee neither receives nor required requires professional medical care or treatment for such injury or illness.