Other Occupations Clause Samples
The "Other Occupations" clause defines how an insurance policy treats a claimant's ability to work in jobs other than their own occupation when determining eligibility for benefits. Typically, this clause specifies that if the insured is unable to perform their specific job but can still work in another occupation for which they are reasonably qualified by education, training, or experience, benefits may be reduced or denied. This approach helps insurers limit payouts to situations where the insured is truly unable to earn an income, thereby preventing claims when alternative employment is possible and ensuring that disability benefits are reserved for those with significant work limitations.
Other Occupations. The Company will explore the possibilities of improving training opportunities for assigned maintenance, service groups and other occupations not specifically referred to in this programme.
Other Occupations. No leaves of absence shall be granted for the purposes of entering other occupations except with the written approval of the Company and the Union.
Other Occupations. Without prior agreement of the assignor, not return accepted assignments for the purposes of other employment
Other Occupations. No leaves of absence shall be granted to employees holding full-time positions as outlined in Article D11.18, M1.02, or T1.03 for the purposes of entering other occupations except with the written approval of the Company and the Union.