Service Waiting Period definition

Service Waiting Period means an interval of time that must pass before an Employee or Dependent is eligible to enroll under the terms of the Plan. The Employee must be a continuously Active Employee of the Employer during this interval of time.
Service Waiting Period means an interval of time during which the Employee is in the continuous, Active Employment of his or her Participating Employer.
Service Waiting Period means the period of time after employment begins before an employee is eligible to be covered for benefits under the terms of any applicable health benefit plan offered by the small employer.

Examples of Service Waiting Period in a sentence

  • Any waiting period previously satisfied under the prior health plan will be applied toward satisfaction of the Service Waiting Period of this Plan.

  • Any Service Waiting Period or portion thereof satisfied under the Prior Plan, if any, will be applied toward satisfaction of the Service Waiting Period of this Plan.

  • The Service Waiting Period and the Pre-existing Condition limitation will be credited as if the Employee had been continually covered under the Plan.

  • Each Employee will become eligible for coverage under this Plan with respect to himself or herself on the first day of the month following or coinciding with the date of completion of a Service Waiting Period of 90 days of service for the Plan Sponsor.

  • Coverage for Participants enrolling during an Open Enrollment Period will become effective on January 1, unless the Employee has not satisfied the Service Waiting Period, in which event coverage for the Employee and his or her Dependents will become effective on the day following completion of the Service Waiting Period.


More Definitions of Service Waiting Period

Service Waiting Period means an interval of time an Employee must be employed prior to becoming eligible to enroll in the Plan. The waiting period shall be 90 days of continuous full-time employment.
Service Waiting Period means an interval of time during which the Employee is in the continuous, Active full-time Employment of his or her Participating Employer. The Employee will be eligible for coverage on the first day of the month following or coinciding with the day of completion of the Service Waiting Period of 90 days of service for the Plan Sponsor.
Service Waiting Period means a period of time after full-time
Service Waiting Period means an interval of time an Employee must be employed prior to becoming eligible
Service Waiting Period means an interval of time designated in the Adoption Agreement during which the Employee is in the continuous, Active Employment of his or her Participating Employer before the Employee is eligible for coverage under this Plan. The Participating Employer has sole and complete discretion to establish
Service Waiting Period means an interval of time designated in the Adoption Agreement during which the Employee is in the continuous, Active Employment of his or her Participating Employer before the Employee is eligible for coverage under this Plan. The Participating Employer has sole and complete discretion to establish the Service Waiting Period applicable to its Plan. In no circumstances will the Service Waiting Period be more than ninety (90) days.
Service Waiting Period means the period of time after employment begins before an employee is eligible to be covered for