Your Occupation definition

Your Occupation means your occupation as it is recognized in the general workplace. It does not mean the specific job you are performing or at a specific location.

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Your Occupation means the occupation in which You are regularly engaged at the time You become Disabled.

Your Occupation means the occupation you are engaged in for wage or profit immediately prior to the occurrence of any Injury.

Examples of Your Occupation in a sentence

We will make the payment when You satisfy Us that the Accidental Bodily Injury has completely prevented You from engaging in Your Occupation.
We will stop making payments when We are satisfied that You can engage in Your Occupation again, or when We have made payments for a maximum period of 100 weeks from the date You met with the Accidental Bodily Injury, whichever is earlier.
If You suffer Accidental Bodily Injury during the Policy Period which completely prevents You from engaging in Your Occupation, then We will make a weekly payment of Rs. 5,000/- to You.
We will stop making payments when We are satisfied that You can engage in Your Occupation again, or when We have made payments for a maximum period of 3 months beginning from the date You met with the Accidental Bodily Injury, whichever is earlier.
If You do not do this, then this insurance will cease as far as You are concerned from the date that You changed Your Occupation.
If You meet with an Accidental Bodily Injury during the Policy Period due to which You are Hospitalized for a minimum duration of 7 consecutive days and which completely prevents You from engaging in Your Occupation for a minimum duration of 30 consecutive days, then We will make a monthly payment to You of the lower of 1/3rd of the Sum Insured shown under the Schedule for this Section and Your EMI.
We will stop making payments when We are satisfied that You can engage in Your Occupation again, or when We have made payments for a maximum period of 3 months beginning from the date You met with the Accidental Bodily Injury, whichever is earlier, The EMI amount payable under this Section would not include any arrears due to any reasons whatsoever.
Your Occupation Group is the group that your occupation falls into according to our standard occupation categories.
Your Occupation Group at the time you obtained your cover is shown in the Policy Schedule.
We will make the payment when You satisfy Us that the Permanent Partial Disability has completely prevented you from engaging in Your Occupation as mentioned in the Schedule of the Policy.

More Definitions of Your Occupation

Your Occupation means each and every occupation or employment as set out in the Halton Regional Police Association’s collective bargaining agreement that you are engaged in for wage or profit.

Your Occupation means the claimant’s occupation as it is recognized in the general workplace, and does not mean the specific job the claimant is performing. (AR 24). “Any Occupation” means any occupation for which the claimant is qualified by education, training or experience. (AR 20). Finally, the “Elimination Period” is the period of time the claimant must be disabled before benefits become payable, and is defined as the first 182 consecutive days of any one period of disability. (AR 6).

Your Occupation. Highest level of education: Work #: Marital status: Single Divorced Remarried Married Widowed Separated Spouse’s Name: Age: Cell #: Occupation: Work #: Address (if different from above): Highest level of education: Emergency Contact: Relationship to client: Cell #: May we communicate through email? Yes No If yes, please list your email: Please list all names and ages of people living in your home: Are there currently any significant life changes or stressful events that have occurred in the past two years such as: marriage, divorce, new baby, financial instability, domestic violence, moving locations, new job…? Have you ever received counseling or psychiatric medications? Yes No Please list any prescription medications (include milligram amount) that you are currently taking: Previous Diagnosis: Previous therapist’s name: Previous therapist’s phone number: Prescribing physician’s phone and address: How would you rate your current physical health?: poor fair good excellent How often do you exercise? none