Benefit Resolution Procedure Sample Clauses

Benefit Resolution Procedure. 1. In the event a claim is denied and the Union disputes the denial, the employee shall sign a waiver form allowing the Union and the Company the opportunity of receiving and reviewing all documentation necessary for the proper consideration of the claim.
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Benefit Resolution Procedure. In the event a claim is denied and the Union disputes the denial, the employee shall sign a waiver allowing the Union and the Companythe opportunityof receiving and reviewing all documentation necessary for the proper consideration of the claim. The Union, Company and the employee shall co-operateto ensure that all parties are given full disclosure of all facts and opinions relevant to any claim for benefits. All claims for benefits shall be submitted through the Company. In the event the claim is denied, the Company shall request from the all documentation upon which it relied upon in denyingthe claim and to provide copies of the same to the Union. CollectiveAgreement between and CA Page If the claim cannot be resolved to the satisfaction of all parties, the Company will arrange for a medical examination by a duly qualified physician or specialist and shall submit any report received to the carrier, with a copy to the Union and the employee. In the event the eligibility for benefits cannot be resolved, the matter referred to arbitration in accordance with the contract. The evidence of the Union at the arbitration hearing shall be limited to that provided to the Company at the time a final decision to deny benefits was made, prior to arbitration, or documentation obtained under subpoena from the carrier. In the event the Union is successful at arbitration, the Company will instruct the carrier to pay in accordance with the terms and provisions of the policy. The employee must be qualified under the terms of the policy. Any changes made by the Company to the present coverages afforded by the policy may be subject to the arbitration procedure. The employee and the Union agree to co-operate with the Company in any litigation or other proceedings against the Insurer which may be taken by the Company. The employee and the Union agree to fully disclose any information necessary to assist the company in any such proceedings. Retirees with years service and who are age will be provided with all benefits listed in Article Said benefits to be coordinated with government plans. Year per hour and or per mile Year per hour and or per mile Year per hour and or per mile Driver Hourly Van Domestic van Flat Bed Domestic Flat Bed Oversize Premium Driver Highway Mileage Vans Year + = = + = + = Year + Year = = + = = Year = Year = = + = Year + = Flat Bed Domestic Flat Bed Oversize Premium + = + = = + = + = + = Agreement between and CA Page Four hundred and fifty (450) miles wi...
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