Additional claim definition

Additional claim means the first claim for benefits filed following any separation from employment during a benefit year; "continued claim" means any claim other than the first claim for benefits and other than an additional claim.
Additional claim means the reopening of a valid initial claim for unemployment insurance benefits after a claimant, as defined in Item (16) of this Rule, ceased filing a weekly certification as defined in G.S. 96-14.9, for one or more weeks due to intervening employment. The first week of eligibility filed after a claim has been reopened shall constitute a waiting period week if all eligibility requirements set forth in G.S. 96-14.9 are met.
Additional claim means the first claim for benefits

Examples of Additional claim in a sentence

  • The Parties agree, however, that the Panel alone shall determine whether it should accept jurisdiction over an Additional Claim and that its determination shall be final and unappealable.

  • The Parties agree that the Panel should accept jurisdiction over an Additional Claim if the resolution of the Claim before the Panel will involve some or all of the same legal and factual issues presented by the Additional Claim or if accepting jurisdiction over the Additional Claim would facilitate or help minimize the costs of resolving the disputes at issue and not unduly delay the Arbitration.

  • If such termination is so effected by Creditor, then this Agreement shall be deemed void ab initio and of no further force or effect as to such Additional Claim, and no Option exercise with respect to such Additional Claim, or sale or assignment of such Additional Claim, shall have occurred or be deemed to have occurred.

  • If the Panel refuses jurisdiction over the Additional Claim, then the Additional Arbitration Request shall constitute a separate request for arbitration, which shall proceed independently and under this Section 10.2 as if filed on the date the Panel denied the request to accept jurisdiction.

  • In any instance in which III recommends that the Company pay an Additional Claim in full, or in which III recommends that the Company pay an amount in settlement of the Additional Claim and the claimant agrees to accept that amount in full settlement of the Additional Claim, the Company will pay the recommended amount within 30 days after III recommends that it do so.


More Definitions of Additional claim

Additional claim means the reopening of a valid initial claim for unemployment insurance
Additional claim means a claim application which reactivates a claim during an existing benefit year or other eligibility period and certifies to a period of employment other than self-employment which occurred subsequent to the date of filing the last initial, additional or reopened claim.
Additional claim means a claim filed by an individual to reestablish eligibility for benefits after an interruption in the claim series during an existing benefit year caused by a period of employment.
Additional claim means a claim for unemployment compensation benefits filed within an existing benefit year by a claimant who has had an intervening period of employment since filing a prior claim.
Additional claim means any claim other than the claim by the claimant against the defendant; and
Additional claim means the first claim for benefits filed following any separation from
Additional claim means a claim other than a claim by a claimant against a defendant, and includes —