403(b) Special Pay Plan Sample Clauses

403(b) Special Pay Plan a. Retiring members of the bargaining unit will have the total amount that otherwise would be payable to them as severance pay and/or retirement incentive under Article 20, Severance Pay, mandatorily paid into an annuity contract referred to as the “403(b) Special Pay Plan.” The terms of the 403(b) Special Pay Plan include the following: i. Participation in the 403(b) Special Pay Plan shall be mandatory for any bargaining unit member actively employed on or after January 1, 2006, who would be entitled to severance pay and/or a retirement incentive (if applicable) under Article 20, Severance Pay. ii. An employer contribution shall be made on the behalf of the retiring teacher under the 403(b) Special Pay Plan in an amount equal to the lesser of: 1. The total amount of the Participant’s severance pay and/or retirement incentive (if applicable) in accordance with Article 20. iii. The maximum contribution amount allowable under the terms of the 403(b) Special Pay Plan. b. The required retirement incentive contribution (if applicable) to the 403(b) Special Pay Plan shall be made within the timeframe described in Article 20, Sections 20.3 or 20.4, whichever is applicable. c. If after the timelines for severance and retirement incentive (if applicable) disbursements are exhausted, there is a remaining excess, it shall be paid in cash to the retiring bargaining unit member. d. A bargaining unit member who is a participant in the 403(b) Special Pay Plan shall complete the applicable enrollment forms; and unless and until a bargaining unit member does so, no contribution of severance pay shall be made to the 403(b) Special Pay Plan on behalf of the bargaining unit member. e. If a bargaining unit member is entitled to have a contribution paid to the 403(b) Special Pay Plan and dies prior to such contribution being paid to the 403(b) Special Pay Plan, the contribution shall nevertheless be paid to the 403(b) Special Pay Plan and then be paid to a Beneficiary of the bargaining unit member in accordance with the terms of the 403(b) Special Pay Plan.
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