Combining Lines Clause Samples
The "Combining Lines" clause defines how multiple insurance policies or coverage lines are treated together under a single agreement. In practice, this clause specifies whether the limits, deductibles, or coverage terms from different lines of insurance (such as property and liability) are aggregated or kept separate when determining payouts or coverage obligations. For example, it may clarify if a single loss affecting multiple lines will be subject to one combined limit or separate limits for each line. The core function of this clause is to prevent ambiguity and disputes by clearly outlining how coverage is calculated when more than one line of insurance is involved.
Combining Lines. (1) In some instances, it may be necessary to combine two lines (for example, Staff Secretary/Legal Services Assistant). When this becomes necessary, the individual’s job title will be defined, in writing, and the salary scale adjusted accordingly. If the higher paying job line takes a substantial portion of the individual’s work week, the salary shall be that of the higher paying position. The combining of two lines will be done sparingly, and only if absolutely necessary.
(2) The shop must be given 5 business days’ notice of any intent to combine lines for existing staff.
Combining Lines. (1) In some instances, it may be necessary to combine two lines (for example, Staff Secretary/Legal Services Assistant). When this becomes necessary,
(2) The shop must be given 5 business days’ notice of any intent to combine lines for existing staff.