Wis. Admin. Code Department of Employee Trust Funds ETF 52.08 - Qualifying date
(1) IN GENERAL. A participant's qualifying
date is the date on which he or she becomes disabled within the meaning of s.
40.65(4),
Stats., and s.
ETF 52.07, as determined under this section.
(2) RETIREMENT. If eligibility for duty
disability benefits is based upon a disability which requires the employee to
retire from his or her job, the termination date is the qualifying
date.
(3) REDUCTION OF PAY OR
POSITION; ASSIGNMENT TO LIGHT DUTY. If eligibility for duty disability benefits
is based upon a reduction of pay or position or assignment to light duty, then
the qualifying date is the date on which the employee began the permanent
reduction or assignment. For purposes of this subsection, a reduction or
assignment is permanent even if initially characterized as temporary by the
employer or physician, if the reduction or assignment remains continuously in
effect while the participant is recovering or his or her permanent condition is
being assessed and the employer or physician then determines that it is
necessary, because of the participant's disability, to make the reduction or
assignment permanent, or that employment be terminated. If the participant is
restored to the unreduced pay or position then a previous reduction in pay or
position was not permanent. If the participant is assigned to full duty then a
previous assignment to light duty was not permanent.
(4) PROMOTION PROHIBITED. If eligibility for
duty disability benefits is based upon a prohibition against promotion due to a
disability, the qualifying date is the date on which the employee became
continuously subject to the prohibition.
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