Wis. Admin. Code Department of Employee Trust Funds ETF 50.58 - Special provisions applicable to protective occupation participants
(1) NOT
TOTALLY AND PERMANENTLY DISABLED. An LTDI recipient who is a protective
occupation participant is not disqualified from receiving LTDI benefits
although not totally and permanently disabled, provided the recipient's LTDI
benefit was approved based on all of the following:
(a) The recipient had accumulated 15 or more
years of creditable service and earned at least 0.33 years of creditable
current service or prior service, or both, in each of at least 5 calendar years
not including any calendar year preceding by more than 7 calendar years the
year in which the claim for LTDI benefits was received by the department.
Note: The accumulated creditable service need not be in the protective employment category and may include military service.
(b) The recipient
would have attained age 55 in 60 months or less after the occurrence of
disability.
(c) The medical
evidence established a disability to the extent that the participant could no
longer efficiently and safely perform the duties required by the participant's
position, and that the condition was likely to be permanent. In this paragraph,
"medical evidence" means written certifications received by the department from
at least 2 licensed and practicing physicians who have been approved or
appointed by the department.
(2) EXCEEDING EARNINGS LIMIT. Notwithstanding
s.
ETF 50.56 (4)
(a), LTDI benefits for a recipient under this
section may not be terminated for exceeding the earnings limit. The payment of
LTDI benefits shall be suspended and no LTDI benefits shall be payable after
the first of the month in which the recipient has received during the calendar
year earnings or other earned income exceeding the earnings limit. Payment of
LTDI benefits suspended under this paragraph shall resume on the first day of
the next calendar year.
(3)
REEMPLOYMENT IN LAW ENFORCEMENT OR FIRE FIGHTING. Payment of LTDI benefits
shall be immediately terminated upon employment of a recipient in a law
enforcement or fire fighting capacity.
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