Common use of Long Term Substitute Insurance Eligibility Clause in Contracts

Long Term Substitute Insurance Eligibility. When the duration of a long term sub assignment is known to exceed 60 paid days, then the long term sub becomes eligible for benefits when the assignment begins. When the duration of a long term sub assignment is unknown and subsequently becomes known to exceed 60 paid days, then the long term sub becomes eligible for benefits at the time the assignment duration becomes known to exceed 60 paid days or when the duration exceeds 60 paid days.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement

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Long Term Substitute Insurance Eligibility. When the duration of a long term sub assignment is known to exceed 60 paid days, then the long long-term sub becomes eligible for benefits when the assignment begins. When the duration of a long term sub assignment is unknown and subsequently becomes known to exceed 60 paid days, then the long term sub becomes eligible for benefits at the time the assignment duration becomes known to exceed 60 paid days or when the duration exceeds 60 paid days.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Contract Between Independent School District 623 and Education Minnesota Roseville 2023 2024/2024 2025, Contract Between Independent School District 623 and Education Minnesota Roseville 2019 2020/2020 2021

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