Common use of Re dismissal, sickness, etc Clause in Contracts

Re dismissal, sickness, etc. Severance pay is provided to employees who are given notice due in full or in part to cutbacks, workforce reductions, voluntary liquidation or bankruptcy. An agreement on leaving due to a reduction in the workforce, ranks equal with termination of employment. To the extent that pay after termination of employment or a leaving settlement is granted, severance pay will nevertheless not be granted if the employee has found a new job before he/she is granted unemployment benefits. Employees who are released without any definite leaving date, are not entitled to severance pay. Employees who are granted a disability pension are entitled to severance pay. Severance pay may be granted to employees who are receiving interim payments, provided that the Severance Pay Scheme accepts that the person is suffering from a chronic disease and that it is improbable that the applicant will return to his or her earlier occupation in the foreseeable future. For deciding this the Severance Pay Scheme may request that documentation be produced, including satisfactory medical certificates and documents in proceedings relating to the application for and granting of interim payments showing that the applicant is incapable of continuing in his/her occupation or other suitable work in the enterprise, see 3.4 below.

Re dismissal, sickness, etc. Severance pay is provided to employees Employees who are given notice due in full dismissed from their jobs – wholly or in part partly – owing to cutbacks, production or workforce reductions, voluntary liquidation winding up or bankruptcy, are entitled to severance pay. An agreement on leaving due to a reduction in the workforce, ranks equal with termination of employment. To the extent that pay after termination of employment or a leaving settlement is granted, severance pay will nevertheless not be granted if the employee has found a new job before he/she is granted unemployment benefits. Employees who are released without any definite leaving date, are not entitled to severance pay. Employees who are granted a disability pension are entitled to severance pay. Severance pay may be granted to employees who are receiving interim payments, provided that the Severance Pay Scheme accepts that the person is suffering from a chronic disease and that it is improbable that the applicant will return to his or her earlier occupation in the foreseeable future. For deciding this the Severance Pay Scheme may request that documentation be produced, including satisfactory medical certificates and documents in proceedings relating to the application for and granting of interim payments showing that the applicant is incapable of continuing in his/her occupation or other suitable work in the enterprise, see 3.4 below.

Re dismissal, sickness, etc. Severance pay is provided to employees Employees who are given notice due dismissed from their jobs – wholly or partly – owing to cutdowns in full production or in part to cutbacksworkforce, workforce reductions, voluntary liquidation winding up or bankruptcy, are entitled to severance pay. An agreement on leaving due to a reduction in the workforce, ranks equal with termination of employment. To the extent that pay after termination of employment or a leaving settlement is granted, severance pay will nevertheless not be granted if the employee has found a new job before he/she is granted unemployment benefits. Employees who are released without any definite leaving date, are not entitled to severance pay. Employees who are granted a disability pension are entitled to severance pay. Severance pay may be granted to employees who are receiving interim payments, provided that the Severance Pay Scheme accepts that the person is suffering from a chronic disease and that it is improbable that the applicant will return to his or her earlier occupation in the foreseeable future. For deciding this the Severance Pay Scheme may request that documentation be produced, including satisfactory medical certificates and documents in proceedings relating to the application for and granting of interim payments showing that the applicant is incapable of continuing in his/her occupation or other suitable work in the enterprise, see 3.4 below.