Disability Period
Disability Period. Means a period, beginning on the date the Bank determines that the Executive is subject to a Disability and ending on the earlier of the date the Executive begins receiving income replacement benefits under any long term disability plan or policy maintained by the Bank or the date that is six (6) months after such determination, during which the Executive remains subject to a Disability.
Disability Period. Means a period, beginning on the date the Employer determines that the Employee is subject to a Permanent Disability and ending on the earlier of the date the Employee begins receiving income replacement benefits under any long term disability plan or policy maintained by the Employer or the date that is six (6) months after such determination, during which the Employee remains subject to a Permanent Disability."
Disability Period. A period of 120 days commencing on the first day of a Disability occurring during an Employment Period.
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Newpark Resources, Inc. contract
Disability Period. The period beginning on the date the Corporation determines that Tallent is subject to a condition that constitutes a Disability and ending on either the date that is six (6) months after such determination or the date Tallent begins receiving income replacement benefits under any long-term disability policy maintained by the Company, whichever occurs first, provided in either case Tallent has not returned to employment or other service.
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