Long-term disability insurance definition

Long-term disability insurance or "LTD insurance" means employ- er-paid long-term disability insurance and employee-paid long-term disability insurance offered by the PEBB program.
Long-term disability insurance or "LTD insurance" means basic long-term disability insurance paid for by the employing agency and supplemental long-term disability insurance offered to and paid for by the employee.
Long-term disability insurance or "LTD insurance" means ((ba- sic)) employer-paid long-term disability insurance ((paid for by the SEBB organization)) and ((supplemental)) employee-paid long-term disa- bility insurance offered ((to and paid for by the school employee)) by the SEBB program.

Examples of Long-term disability insurance in a sentence

  • AnchorBank Group Health Plan • AnchorBank Group Vision Plan • AnchorBank Group Dental Plan • AnchorBank Group Life Insurance Plan • AnchorBank Long-Term Disability Insurance Plan • AnchorBank Flexible Spending Accounts • AnchorBank 401(k) Retirement Plan Employment Agreements • Employment Agreement, dated as of June 23, 2011, by and between Xxxxx Xxxxx and the Bank.

  • This provision is in effect provided the Company makes available to the Employee Short and Long-Term Disability Insurance (regardless of whether the insurance coverage is paid by the employee or the Company).

  • Disability" or "Disabled Participant" means a physical or mental condition of a Participant resulting in a determination of disability for purposes of receiving benefits under the Employer Long-Term Disability Insurance Plan.

  • This provision is in effect provided the Corporation makes available to the Employee Short and Long-Term Disability Insurance (regardless of whether the insurance coverage is paid by the employee or the Corporation).

  • Subject to the applicable waiting periods, Employee will be included, at Company’s expense, in Company’s Executive Long-Term Disability Insurance Plan, as it may be amended, supplemented, replaced or terminated from time to time.


More Definitions of Long-term disability insurance

Long-term disability insurance means an insurance product that replaces part of an employee’s or officer’s compensation after an initial waiting period for the duration of time that the employee or officer is medically determined to be totally disabled as a result of a covered injury, illness, or pregnancy.
Long-term disability insurance or "LTD insurance" means ((any basic)) employer-paid long-term disability insurance ((paid for by the SEBB organization)) and ((supplemental)) employee-paid long-term disa- bility insurance offered ((to and paid for by the school employee)) by the SEBB program.
Long-term disability insurance or "LTD insurance" means any ba- sic long-term disability insurance paid for by the SEBB organization and any supplemental long-term disability insurance offered to and paid for by the school employee.
Long-term disability insurance. As provided once full time employee
Long-term disability insurance. The Board shall provide one hundred percent (100%) of the cost of Long Term Disability insurance. This policy will provide coverage for 60% of monthly earnings to a maximum benefit of $5,000 per month.
Long-term disability insurance. As per the Group Insurance Plan.
Long-term disability insurance. The school district shall contribute the entire cost of the premium for Long Term Disability Insurance for each full-time employee who qualifies for and is enrolled in the school district’s Long-Term Disability Insurance plan.