Gainful occupation means those types of general occupations that provide wages that:
Gainful occupation means any occupation in which the Insured Employee:
Gainful occupation means the carrying on of or employment in any profession, trade, business or other vocation in or in relation to the Islands and, for the purposes of Part V, a person so engaged is deemed to be working for gain or reward unless the contrary is proved;
Examples of Gainful occupation in a sentence
GCA5684 Gainful Occupation Gainful Occupation means an occupation, including self employment, that is or can be expected to provide an Insured Person with an income equal to at least 60% of the Insured Person's monthly earnings within twelve (12) months after the Insured Person's return to work.
More Definitions of Gainful occupation
Gainful occupation means:
Gainful occupation means those types of general occupations that pay wages equivalent to, or greater than, the state mandated hourly minimum wage. Those types of general occupations that pay on a commission or piece-work basis, as opposed to a wage or salary basis, may not be “gainful employment” depending upon the facts of the individual situation.
Gainful occupation means any work done by a person for reward or in the course of his or her own business;
Gainful occupation means those types of general occupations that provide wages that:(A) Meet the requirements in ORS 656.206(11)(a) for workers with a date of injury prior to January 1, 2006; or(B) Meet the requirements in ORS 656.206(11)(b) for workers with a date of injury on or after January 1, 2006.
Gainful occupation means that the insured is earning at least 60% of their pre-disability income through any work for wage or profit.
Gainful occupation means “occupations [for which] you are reasonably qualified based on your education, training, experience, and functional ability” and further, in Mr.
Gainful occupation means any occupation for which You receive a financial reward.