Common use of COMMENCEMENT OF INSURANCE Clause in Contracts

COMMENCEMENT OF INSURANCE. An employee shall be insured from the date he becomes eligible, provided that an employee who is not actually at work on the date his insurance would otherwise commence shall not be insured in respect of himself or his dependents until he actually returns to work. An employee who has no dependents on the date he first becomes insured under this policy shall become insured for the benefits for dependents provided in Sections V, VI and VII on the date he acquires his first such dependent. It is specifically provided, however, that if the date on which the insurance in respect of an individual dependent would otherwise commence comes within a period during which the dependent is receiving regular medical treatment, such insurance shall not commence until the day following the termination of such period.

Appears in 13 contracts

Samples: Article 1, Article 1, Now Therefore

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COMMENCEMENT OF INSURANCE. An employee shall be insured from the date he becomes they became eligible, provided that an employee who is not actually at work on the date his their insurance would otherwise commence shall not be insured in respect of himself themselves or his their dependents until he they actually returns return to work. An employee who has no dependents on the date he they first becomes become insured under this policy shall become insured for the benefits for dependents provided in Sections V, VI and VII on the date he acquires his they acquire their first such dependent. It is specifically provided, however, that if the date on which the insurance in respect of an individual dependent would otherwise commence comes within a period during which the dependent is receiving regular medical treatment, such insurance shall not commence until the day following the termination of such period.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Collective Agreement

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