Benefit Trust Fund Option Sample Clauses

Benefit Trust Fund Option. On condition that the Cheektowaga Central Teacher’s Association (“CCTA”) continues to administer the Cheektowaga Central Teachers Association Benefit Trust Fund (hereinafter, “Benefit Trust Fund”), which was created in 1994 for the purpose of providing dental and other non-health related benefits to members of that Association, and upon the further condition that the CCTA continues to accept and include ASU members as Fund beneficiaries, each full-time ASU member shall have the option of enrolling or continuing their participation in the Benefit Trust Fund. For each eligible ASU member who opts to participate in the Benefit Trust Fund, the Board shall pay the following monthly contributions while this Agreement is in effect and for so long as the ASU member remains a Full-Time Employee: 2013-2014 $47 $26 2014-2015 $47 $26 2015-2116 $47 $26 ASU members agree and understand that the foregoing contributions by the Board are not sufficient to cover the total cost of their participation in the Benefit Trust Fund, and each participating ASU member is required to pay the difference through appropriate payroll deductions. By enrolling or continuing their participation in the Fund, each eligible ASU member authorizes the Board to make necessary deductions from his or her payroll checks. The Board’s only responsibility with respect to the Benefit Trust Fund shall be to issue payment of the contractually required employer contribution, according to the above schedule, and to process appropriate payroll deductions for each eligible ASU member who participates in the Benefit Trust Fund. The ASU and its members will hold the Board harmless from any and all claims resulting from the management and/or solvency of the Benefit Trust Fund or the monies paid to such Fund. Consequently, the parties agree and understand that the Board has no duty to compensate any person who may suffer or claim to suffer financial loss and/or a loss or reduction of benefits arising from any changes affecting the Benefit Trust Fund.
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