Non-occupational definition
Non-occupational means, with respect to Injury, an Injury which does not arise out of and in the course of any employment for wage or profit; and, with respect to Illness, means a disease in connection with which the person is entitled to no benefits under any Workers' Compensation law or similar legislation. "Out-of-Network Provider" shall refer to Physicians and facilities that have not contracted to participate in the Exclusive Provider Organizations chosen by the Company.
Non-occupational means the injury was not related to Plaintiff’s job.
Non-occupational means, with respect to Injury, an Injury which does not arise out of and in the course of any employment for wage or profit, and with respect to Illness, an Illness which does not qualify for benefits under any Workers’ Compensation law, Veterans Department of Affairs, or other similar legislation.
More Definitions of Non-occupational
Non-occupational means, with respect to injury, an injury which does not arise out of and in the course of any employment for wage or profit, and with respect to disease, a disease in connection with which the person is entitled to no benefits under any Workers’ Compensation law, Veterans Department of Affairs or similar legislation.