One of his doctors concluded that he had not improved enough to go back to work and was "not capable of
gainful occupation."
"They began spending time in farming, cattle rearing and other
gainful occupation," Nani Bai said.
Cooperation was thus engaged in the construction and many new institutions of equipment, training of trainers and managers in the development of a quality system and in the implementation of programs for various groups- target looking for a qualification for employment or willing to engage in a
gainful occupation.
In comparison, Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) only considers a person to be disabled when he is unable to perform the duties of any
gainful occupation. Furthermore, the person must be expected to remain disabled for at least 12 months.
The idea is to give them a meaningful and
gainful occupation," said Al Areefi.
Some policies will consider a claimant disabled if he or she is unable to work in any
gainful occupation, while some will define disability as being unable to perform the material duties of the claimant's regular occupation or specialty.
"It is the established policy of the Department of Veterans Affairs that all veterans who are unable to secure and follow a substantially
gainful occupation by reason of service-connected disabilities shall be rated totally disabled.
The construction of marine craft is a throwback to Ajman's dhow-building activity of days long gone when it fetched
gainful occupation for its inhabitants in an environment marked by a lack of sophisticated industries.
The rating board noted the veteran was unable to secure a substantial and
gainful occupation for various reasons, including his age.
* The "qualified for" definition of disability is defined as "the total and continuous inability of the employee to engage in any and every
gainful occupation for which he or she is qualified or shall reasonably become qualified by reason of training, education, or experience." This definition is more liberal than the Social Security definition since it does not require the disabled employee to be incapable of any gainful employment, only employment for which the employee is qualified.
The policy stated, "Total disability means that due to injury or sickness, you: (1) Are unable to perform the substantial and material duties of your occupation' (2) Are not performing the duties of any
gainful occupation for which you are reasonably fitted by education, training, or experience ..."
Her most urgent desire is to be employed in a
gainful occupation (if possible as nursery teacher) and to attend a college.
