Domestic Duties definition

Domestic Duties means where the Member has chosen to remain at home and perform unpaid home duties as their primary occupation. The choice to remain at home should not be due to unemployment or as a result of a sickness or injury.

Domestic Duties means the usual and normal duties undertaken by an Insured Person as a home maker including providing for Dependant Children and outdoor household activities.

Domestic Duties means the tasks performed by a person whose sole occupation is to maintain their family home, including:

Examples of Domestic Duties in a sentence

• Where the Life Insured is wholly engaged in Full-Time Unpaid Domestic Duties in His or Her own residence.

• The working environment may present a significant Injury or Sickness risk.Home DutiesWhere the Life Insured is wholly engaged in Full-Time Unpaid Domestic Duties in His or Her own residence.

• Domestic Assistance Expenses In the event that an Insured Person who is not in receipt of a Salary suffers a Bodily Injury as a result of an Accident and is unable to carry-out the Domestic Duties they were primarily responsible for prior to the Accident, We will reimburse the Insured Person for reasonable expenses necessarily incurred to employ the services of domestic help or other similar service provider necessitated as a direct result of the Insured Person’s Disablement.

• Domestic Duties means: the usual and ordinary domestic duties undertaken by someone as a homemaker, including childminding and regular housekeeping activities both indoors and outside of the home.

• This benefit is payable to the person who carries out the Domestic Duties or to a Covered Person upon us receiving a tax invoice rendered by the third party provider of such Domestic Duties.

• The minimum rate of pay for Employees engaged in responsibilities which are Disability Domestic Duties as defined above is pay point 2.

• If, during the Period of Insurance, an Insured Person sustains an Injury and a Doctor certifies that the Insured Person is unable to carry out Domestic Duties, We will pay the actual and reasonable costs incurred of hiring domestic help up to the amount shown on the Policy Schedule against Additional Wellbeing – Domestic Help Benefit, provided that the domestic help is not carried out by an Insured Person’s close relative nor a person permanently residing with the Insured Person.

• Generally, they are written conversationally, even when not set out as a dialogue as with Parkes’s Domestic Duties, and attempt to provide practical directions, even as they describe the divinity of the mother-child relationship.

• Domestic Dutiesshall mean the usual and ordinary Domestic Duties undertaken by someone as a homemaker and could include child-minding and home help services.

• This cover can be used to top-up any TPD cover attached to Life Insurance.) TPD DefinitionCover Monthly benefit Any Own Domestic Duties (max.

More Definitions of Domestic Duties

Domestic Duties means the member is engaged in full-time unpaid domestic duties in their own residence.

Domestic Duties means the usual and ordinary washing, cooking, cleaning and child- minding activities undertaken by someone as a homemaker.