Reasonable Occupation means any gainful activity for which the Participating Employee:
Reasonable Occupation means any gainful activity for which the employee is, or may reasonably become, fitted by education, training, or experience, and which pays not less than 50% of the officer's base straight time pay at the time of disability, but shall not mean such activity if it is in connection with an approved rehabilitation program.
Reasonable Occupation means any occupation for which the Insured Person is reasonably suited by training, education or experience with consideration for the Insured
Examples of Reasonable Occupation in a sentence
Reasonable occupation is an occupation to which an employee is reasonably suited by training, education or experience.
Reasonable occupation is an occupation to which an employee is reasonably suited by training, education or experience, which would not be degrading.
Reasonable occupation is an occupation to which you are reasonably suited by training, education, or experience.
Reasonable occupation is an occupation to which an employee is reasonably suited by training, education, or experience.
More Definitions of Reasonable Occupation
Reasonable Occupation means any occupation for which the Insured Person is reasonably suited by training, education or experience with consideration for the Insured Person’s prior economic status in accordance with the “Reasonable Occupation” definition in the EDGE policy.
Reasonable Occupation means any gainful work for which You are reasonably suited based upon Your education, training or experience, and which could be expected to generate at least 60% of Prior Earnings.