Special Eligibility Clause Samples
The Special Eligibility clause defines specific criteria or conditions under which certain individuals or entities are permitted to participate in an agreement, program, or benefit, beyond the standard eligibility requirements. This clause may outline additional qualifications, exceptions, or unique circumstances that grant access to otherwise restricted opportunities, such as allowing employees with a certain tenure or members of a particular group to apply. Its core function is to clarify and formalize who is entitled to special consideration, ensuring transparency and preventing disputes over eligibility.
Special Eligibility. The following employees also receive an Employer Contribution:
Special Eligibility. The following ASF Members also receive an Employer Contribution:
Special Eligibility. The following supervisors also receive an Employer Contribution:
Special Eligibility. The following teachers also receive an Employer Contribution:
Special Eligibility. The following faculty members also receive an Employer Contribution:
Special Eligibility. The following nurses also receive an Employer Contribution:
Special Eligibility. The following faculty members also receive an Employer Contribution:
a. Faculty Members on Layoff. An eligible tenured, non-tenure track, or probationary faculty member, or intercollegiate athletic coach, who receives an Employer Contribution, who has three (3) or more years of continuous service, and who has been laid off pursuant to the provisions of Article 23 remains eligible for an Employer Contribution and all other benefits provided under this article for twelve (12) consecutive months from the date of layoff.
Special Eligibility. Special Eligibility Conditions, if any, are given in the Bid Data Sheet.
Special Eligibility. The following ASF Members also receive an mployer Contribution:
Special Eligibility. Faculty members who do not meet the general eligibility requirements may still be eligible for the ESI benefit if and only if they meet the following criteria: