Common use of Extent of Benefits Clause in Contracts

Extent of Benefits. On a bi-weekly basis: 75% of an employee's earnings based on his hourly rate of pay times 80 hours or 75% of an employee's regular bi-weekly salary. NOTE: Hourly rate is the straight-time rate of the employee's occupation immediately prior to the accident or illness. Salary is the regular salary of the employee's occupation immediately prior to the accident or illness. Weekly Indemnity benefits shall be payable for a period of seventeen (17) weeks. After 17 weeks L.T.D. will come into effect.

Extent of Benefits. On a bi-weekly basis: 7570% of an employee's earnings based on his hourly rate of pay times 80 hours or 7570% of an employee's regular bi-weekly salary. NOTENote: Hourly rate is the straight-straight time rate of the employee's ’s occupation immediately prior to the accident or illness. Salary is the regular salary of the employee's ’s occupation immediately prior to the accident or illness. Weekly Indemnity benefits shall be payable for a period of seventeen (17) weeks. After 17 weeks L.T.D. will come into effect.

Extent of Benefits. On a bi-weekly basis: 7570% of an employee's earnings based on his hourly rate of pay times 80 hours or 7570% of an employee's regular bi-weekly salary. NOTENote: Hourly rate is the straight-straight time rate of the employee's ’s occupation immediately prior to the accident or illness. Salary Xxxxxx is the regular salary of the employee's ’s occupation immediately prior to the accident or illness. Weekly Indemnity benefits shall be payable for a period of seventeen (17) weeks. After 17 weeks L.T.D. will come into effect.

Extent of Benefits. On a bi-weekly basis: 75% of an employee's earnings based on his hourly rate of pay times 80 hours or 75% of an employee's regular bi-weekly salary. NOTE: Hourly rate is the straight-time rate of the employee's occupation immediately prior to the accident or illness. Salary Xxxxxx is the regular salary of the employee's occupation immediately prior to the accident or illness. Weekly Indemnity benefits shall be payable for a period of seventeen (17) weeks. After 17 weeks L.T.D. will come into effect.