Gainful employment means paid employment for not less than 30 hours in each week for a period of not less than 12 months;
Gainful employment means the capacity to perform
Gainful employment means employment that reflects achievement of or progress towards a living wage.
Examples of Gainful employment in a sentence
Gainful employment is work you are medically able to perform, for which you have at least the minimum qualifications, and which provides you with an income of at least 50% of your pre- disability monthly earnings, indexed for inflation.
More Definitions of Gainful employment
Gainful employment means the capacity to perform employment for wages for a period of time that is not part-time, occasional or sporadic.
Gainful employment means employment that:
Gainful employment means the capacity to perform employment for wages for a period of time that is not part-time, occasional or sporadic;
Gainful employment means paid employment for not less than 30 hours in each week for a period of not less than 12 months. It does not have to be employment that is commensurate in terms of pay and conditions with that of the member’s current employment.
Gainful employment means work in any capacity that is or may be performed
Gainful employment means employment, whether with an Employing Authority or not, in respect of which a Member’s annual earnings equal or exceed the higher of —
Gainful employment means paid employment for not less than thirty hours in each week for a period of not less than twelve months;