Basic earnings. The amount of money earned by an employee at the basic hourly rate (exclusive of overtime, premiums, differentials, lump sum payments, variable payments, performance bonus and any incentive or like payments to which an employee is entitled).
Basic earnings. For a commissioned salesperson: during the initial year of Employment, base salary plus quota as the Employer at the date of hire. during the second year of Employment, base salary plus actual commissions earned during the most recent month fiscal period. during subsequent years, base salary plus average annual commissions on most recent fiscal years commissions earned. For any other Employee, the salary or wage from the Employer, excluding any bonus, commission, overtime or incentive pay. Illness bodily injury, disease, mental infirmity, Pregnancy or sickness. Hospital - an institution designated as such by law for the care and treatment of sick and injured persons, primarily in the acute phase of Illness, which has organized facilities for diagnostic treatment and major surgery and which provides hour nursing services. Page Class It does not include a nursing home, rest home, home for the aged, a convalescent hospital or a place for the care and treatment of drug addicts or alcoholics. Convalescent Hospital an institution designated as such by law for the convalescent care and treatment, on an in-patient basis, of sick and injured persons, which is entitled to a per diem allowance under the hospital plan of the province where it is located. It does not include a nursing home, rest home, home for the aged, or a place for the care and treatment of drug addicts or alcoholics. Totally Disabled For the Weekly Indemnity Insurance You are Totally Disabled if you are prevented by Illness from performing the duties of your own occupation and do not engage in any occupation or employment for wage or profit. For other benefits You are Totally Disabled if you are in a state of incapacity due to Illness which while it continues during the Elimination Period and the following months, prevents you from performing the essential duties of your own occupation at the onset of disability, and while it continues after such prevents you from earning at least of your Earnings at the beginning of your Elimination Period. A Dependent is Totally Disabled if he is prevented by Illness from performing his normal duties. Deemed Date of Retirement If you become Totally Disabled, your date of retirement is deemed to be on your 65th birthday unless you actually retire earlier. Waiting Period months of continuous Employment. Page Class
