Examples of Layoff Benefit in a sentence
The Company will maintain a Layoff Benefit Plan to provide for lump sum or income continuation benefits as set forth in this Article.
The certification statement will include, in writing, any information deemed relevant by the Employer with respect to Employment Insurance Benefits received or denied (and the reason therefor), other benefits received, earnings and the source thereof and any other information as the Employer may require, in order to determine the amount of the Layoff Benefit actually payable and whether any adjustment should be made in the estimated amount previously paid.
Such adjustments, either underpayments or overpayments, will be made promptly to subsequent Layoff Benefit payments.
Such additional Layoff Benefit entitlement will be added to any balance of entitlement remaining upon return to Work for the Employer as a P.S.O.
In the case of death, no Layoff Benefit shall be payable in respect of any day following the day of the P.S.O.'s death.
S.O. who has ten (10) or more years of Service as of the first day of any subsequent Layoff, and who returns to Work from such Layoff as a P.S.O., will have his Layoff Benefit entitlement immediately regenerated to the full maximum entitlement of forty-eight (48) semi-monthly periods of Layoff.
Any remaining Layoff Benefit entitlement with respect to the period of Layoff will be cancelled after the expiration of the applicable twelve (12) or twenty-four (24) continuous months of Layoff (as discussed under subsection (d) of section 1 of this Article IV) unless cancelled earlier under the provisions of this Plan.
Any Layoff Benefit amount paid to a P.S.O. for which the P.S.O. fails to return a completed certification statement, shall be subject to being declared an overpayment in accordance with section 4 of Article III of the Plan.
The data statement will include, in writing, any information deemed relevant by the Employer with respect to Employment Insurance Benefits or other benefit entitlement, estimated earnings and the source thereof and any other information as the Employer may require in order to determine whether the P.S.O. is eligible to be paid a Layoff Benefit and the estimated amount thereof.
As a condition to receiving the Layoff Benefit described in Section 4.2, the Employee must execute a release of all claims by submitting to the Company a Waiver and Release form in a form provided by the Company.