BENEFITS AND COST SHARING Sample Clauses

BENEFITS AND COST SHARING. The Employer will continue to provide to full-time employees who have completed three (3) months of continuous service, the level of benefits and cost sharing contained in the attached Employer's booklet and table below: BENEFIT EMPLOYER SHARE EMPLOYEE SHARE Extended Health Care 50% 50% Dental Plan 50% 50% Group Life Insurance – Basic $25,000 100% 0% Option #1-100% of earnings 0% 100% Option #2-200% of earnings 0% 100% Dependent Life Insurance 100% 0% Accidental Death & Dismemberment Insurance 100% 0% Voluntary Accident Insurance 0% 100% Short Term Disability 100% 0% Long Term Disability 50% 50% OR *Long Term Disability *100% *Extended Health Care *70% *30% Employees hired prior to 2009 may continue to pay 50% of the Long Term Disability premium and cost share the Extended Health Care premium (or Dental Plan premium) at 50/50 or these individuals may elect to transfer to the 100% employee paid Ltd and cost share the Extended Health Care premium (or Dental Plan premium) at 70/30. If the Company amends its drug plan to reimburse for generic prescription drugs only, where a generic drug is available, the change will be applied to bargaining unit members. At such time, if the employee chooses the name brand drug, they will be dispensed the brand name drug and pay the difference in cost between the generic drug and the name brand drug. LETTER OF UNDERSTANDING NO. 1: RE STAFF REDUCTIONS Xxx. Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxx National Representative Unifor 0 Xxxxxxxx Xxxxx Xxxxxx, XX X0X 0X0 Dear Xxx. Xxxxxx: RE: STAFF REDUCTIONS This letter confirms the commitment made by the Company during bargaining that, in the event that staff reductions become necessary during the term of the collective agreement, the Company will:
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BENEFITS AND COST SHARING. The Employer will continue to provide to full-time employees who have completed three (3) months of continuous service, the level of benefits and cost sharing contained in the attached Employer's booklet and table below: BENEFIT EMPLOYER SHARE EMPLOYEE SHARE Extended Health Care 50% 50% Dental Plan 70% 30% Group Life Insurance – Basic $25,000 100% 0% Option #1-100% of earnings 0% 100% Option #2-200% of earnings 0% 100% Dependent Life Insurance 100% 0% Accidental Death & Dismemberment Insurance 100% 0% Voluntary Accident Insurance 0% 100% Short Term Disability 100% 0% Long Term Disability 50% 50% OR *Long Term Disability 100% *Extended Health Care *70% *30% *Employees who choose to pay 100% of the Long Term Disability premiums will pay only 30% of the Extended Health Care premium (or Dental Plan premium if exempt from Health Care). February 18, 1998 Xx. Xxxxxx Law Local Representative Communications, Energy and Paperworkers Union of Canada Dear Mr. Law: Re: Staff Reductions This letter confirms the commitment made by the Company during bargaining that, in the event that staff reductions become necessary during the term of the collective agreement, the Company will:
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BENEFITS AND COST SHARING. The Employer will continue to provide to full-time employees who have completed three (3) months of continuous service, the level of benefits and cost sharing contained in the attached Employer's booklet and table below: BENEFIT EMPLOYER SHARE EMPLOYEE SHARE Extended Health Care 50% 50% Dental Plan 70% 30% Group Life Insurance – Basic $25,000 100% 0% Option #1-100% of earnings 0% 100% Option #2-200% of earnings 0% 100% Dependent Life Insurance 100% 0% Accidental Death & Dismemberment Insurance 100% 0% Voluntary Accident Insurance 0% 100% Short Term Disability 100% 0% Long Term Disability 50% 50% OR *Long Term Disability *100% *Extended Health Care *70% *30% * Employees who choose to pay 100% of the Long Term Disability premium will pay only 30 % of the Extended Health Care premium (or Dental Plan premium if exempt from Health Care). February 18, 1998 Xx. Xxxxxx Law Local Representative CEP Local 00-X, Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxxx Newsmedia Guild 0000 Xxxxx Xx., Xxxx Xxxxxxx, XX X0X 0X0 Dear Mr. Law: Re: Staff Reductions This letter confirms the commitment made by the Company during bargaining that, in the event that staff reductions become necessary during the term of the collective agreement, the Company will:
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BENEFITS AND COST SHARING. The Employer will continue to provide to full-time employees who have completed three (3) months of continuous service, the level of benefits and cost sharing contained in the attached Employer's booklet and table below: BENEFIT EMPLOYER SHARE EMPLOYEE SHARE Extended Health Care 50% 50% Dental Plan 70% 30% Group Life Insurance – Basic $25,000 100% 0% Option #1-100% of earnings 0% 100% Option #2-200% of earnings 0% 100% Dependent Life Insurance 100% 0% Accidental Death & Dismemberment Insurance 100% 0% Voluntary Accident 0% 100% Insurance Short Term Disability 100% 0% Long Term Disability 50% 50% OR *Long Term Disability 100% *Extended Health Care *70% *30% *Employees who choose to pay 100% of the Long Term Disability premiums will pay only 30% of the Extended Health Care premium (or Dental Plan premium if exempt from Health Care). New employees hired after the date of ratification will pay 100% of the Long Term Disability premiums and will pay only 30% of the Extended Health Care premium (or Dental Plan premium if exempt from Health Care) March 22, 2011 Mr. Xxxx Xxxxxxxx Local Representative Communications, Energy and Paperworkers Union of Canada Dear Xx. Xxxxxxxx: Re: Staff Reductions This letter confirms the commitment made by the Company during bargaining that, in the event that staff reductions become necessary during the term of the collective agreement, the Company will:
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BENEFITS AND COST SHARING. All full-time employees enrolled in the current Metroland group benefits plan (#50872) will transition to the Company-sponsored group benefits plan #150585 (the “Plan”) within 60 days of ratification (July 18, 2022). All employees hired after the date of ratification will be subject to the terms and conditions of the new Plan. The Employer will continue to provide to full-time employees who have completed three (3) months of continuous service, the level of benefits and cost sharing contained in Employer's benefit booklet for Plan #150585. If the company amends its drug plan to reimburse for generic prescription drugs only, where a generic drug is available, the change will be applied to bargaining unit members. At such time, if the employee chooses the name brand drug, they will be dispensed the brand name drug and pay the difference in cost between the generic drug and the name brand drug. LETTER OF UNDERSTANDING #1 July 11, 2022 Xx. Xxxx Xxxxxxxx Local Representative Unifor Local 87-M Southern Ontario Newsmedia Guild 00 Xxxxxx Xxx, Xxxx 000 Xxxxxxxxx, Xxxxxxx, X0X 0X0 Dear Xx. Xxxxxxxx
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BENEFITS AND COST SHARING. The Employer will continue to provide to full-time employees who have completed three (3) months of continuous service, the level of benefits and cost sharing contained in the attached Employer's booklet and table below: BENEFIT EMPLOYER SHARE EMPLOYEE SHARE Extended Health Care 50% 50% Dental Plan Group Life Insurance – 50% 50% Basic $25,000 100% 0% Option #1-100% of earnings 0% 100% Option #2-200% of earnings 0% 100% Dependent Life Insurance Accidental Death & 100% 0% Dismemberment Insurance 100% 0% Voluntary Accident Insurance 0% 100% Short Term Disability 100% 0% Long Term Disability OR 50% 50% *Long Term Disability *100% *Extended Health Care *70% *30% Employees hired prior to 2009 may continue to pay 50% of the Long Term Disability premium and cost share the Extended Health Care premium (or Dental Plan premium) at 50/50 or these individuals may elect to transfer to the 100% employee paid Ltd and cost share the Extended Health Care premium (or Dental Plan premium) at 70/30. , 2011 Xx. Xxxx Xxxx National Representative, CEP 000 Xxxxxxx Xxx. Xxxx Xxxxxx, Xxxxxxx X0X 0X0 Dear Xx. Xxxx: Re: Staff Reductions This letter confirms the commitment made by the Company during bargaining that, in the event that staff reductions become necessary during the term of the collective agreement, the Company will:
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BENEFITS AND COST SHARING. All full-time employees enrolled in the current Metroland group benefits plan (#50872) will transition to the Company-sponsored group benefits plan #150585 (the “Plan”) within 60 days of ratification (June 7, 2022). All employees hired after the date of ratification will be subject to the terms and conditions of the new Plan. The Employer will continue to provide to full-time employees who have completed three (3) months of continuous service, the level of benefits and cost sharing contained in the Employer's booklet for Plan #150585. If the Company amends its drug plan to reimburse for generic prescription drugs only, where a generic drug is available, the change will be applied to bargaining unit members. At such time, if the employee chooses the name brand drug, they will be dispensed the brand name drug and pay the difference in cost between the generic drug and the name brand drug. LETTER OF UNDERSTANDING NO. 1: STUDENTS June 7, 2022 Xxx. Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxx National Representative Unifor 0 Xxxxxxxx Xxxxx Xxxxxx, XX X0X 0X0 Dear Xxx. Xxxxxx: RE: STUDENTS This will confirm our discussions during negotiations regarding students. The parties agree that it is important the Company continue to offer unpaid work placement experience to students and to that end the Company will continue to accommodate requests for same. The union agrees that students working on a co-op placement as set out in this letter are not members of the bargaining unit. The Company confirms that not more than three (3) post-secondary students will participate in the work placement program and the duration of the work placement, shall not exceed two (2) months per student. Employees who have concerns regarding any particular student placement should discuss the concerns with their Managing Editor. The Company and the Union agree for a period of no more than three (3) consecutive days, the number of students may increase to the amount of 10. The above language does not apply to high school students. Yours truly, Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx Director of Human Resources Metroland Media Group Ltd. LETTER OF UNDERSTANDING NO. 2: LABOUR MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE June 7, 2022 Xxx. Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxx National Representative Unifor 0 Xxxxxxxx Xxxxx Xxxxxx, XX X0X 0X0 Dear Xxx. Xxxxxx:
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