temporary partial disability (TPD)

In a workers’ compensation case, disability that prevents an injured worker, whose condition is not yet permanent and stationary, from performing all or part of his or her work duties but does not completely prevent the worker from working and earning some money. Partial TPD payments are based on a calculation of a percentage of the portion of earnings lost.
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US: An employee may be eligible for temporary partial disability when he or she is able to do some work but is still recuperating from the effects of the injury, and is, thus, temporarily limited in the amount or type of work which can be performed compared to the pre-injury work.

Temporary removal clause

Commercial insurance clause covering items, other than stock, while temporarily removed for cleaning, renovating, repair or similar purposes to any situation in the UK or Republic of Ireland subject, normally, to a 10 per cent limit of the sum insured. Household policies cover contents in a bank, safe deposit or occupied house or in any other building where the insured or a family member is living or employed or carrying for up to 90 consecutive days subject to restrictions.

Temporary repairs

Where a ship is temporarily repaired with a view to economy, or because there is no alternative, insurers pay for both the temporary and subsequent repairs not exceeding the insured value. Temporary repairs for the shipowner’s convenience are not allowed except for liners running to advertised sailing schedules.

temporary total disability (TTD)

Situation in which an individual, whose condition is not yet permanent and stationary, is unable to perform his or her usual work duties for a limited period of time. It is anticipated that he or she will fully recover from the condition and be capable of returning to work.
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US: This benefit is payable when the injured worker is unable to work during a period when he/she is under active medical care and has not yet reached what is called “maximum medical improvement” (MMI). By virtue of simple common sense, once “maximum medical improvement” has been reached the condition can no longer be categorized as temporary.