A short term circumstance wherein the employee is expected to recover fully from a disability but cannot work while recovering.
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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.
Temporary Total Disablement Benefits
Benefits payable under a Personal Accident Policy for temporary total disablement. Usually, these benefits are paid at a certain percentage of sum insured not exceeding a rupee limit on weekly basis for the period of temporary total disablement subject to maximum period as mentioned in the policy also subject to maximum the limit of capital sum insured.
Temporary Total for Disablement
The person is totally confined to his bed for a temporary period only during which time he is not in position to do anything. But he gradually recovers over a period of time and becomes fit to attend to his normal duties.
Temporary worker
An employee hired on a short term, often seasonal, basis.
Ten day free look (Health Insurance)
The right of an insured to fully inspect a health care policy and return it within ten days for a full refund. The policyholder is usually made aware of this right by a notice on the policy’s face page.
Ten year funding (Pensions)
A kind of funding usually used by older people. The funding mandates that the premiums must be payable for a ten-year period, even though the individual will be allowed to retire within that time frame.
Ten-day free look
See: free examination period .
Tenancies for years (Legal Terminology)
To have owned a piece of real estate for a particular amount of time.
Tenancy
A holding or mode of holding, in a state of tenure, temporary possession of that which belongs to another. The period of a tenant’s occupancy; an estate less than freehand, a holding of real estate under a lease, either written or oral. Tenancy in Common : Form of estate held by two or more persons, each of whom is considered as being possessed of the whole of and undivided part. Tenancy of Sufferance : One who holds or possesses real estate by any kind of title, either in fee, for life, for years or at will. In a more limited and popular sense, a tenant is one who has the temporary use of real estate which belongs to another.Tenant : One who holds or possesses real estate by any kind of title, either in fee, for life, for years or at will. In a more limited and popular sense, a tenant is one who has the temporary use of real estate which belongs to another.