continuously employed

continuously employed
As used in a provision of a group insurance policy requiring, as a condition of disability benefits, that claimants shall have been "continuously employed" for two full years, the term refers to employment that has not been terminated or interrupted during the prescribed period; a layoff does not, of itself, interrupt or terminate the employment. Transky v Metropolitan L. Ins. Co. 232 Wis 474, 287 NW 731, 124 ALR 1489; Anno: 124 ALR 1494.

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