Benefits for Employees Working Past Age 65 Sample Clauses

Benefits for Employees Working Past Age 65. For employees who continue to work beyond the age of sixty-five (65), the Employer shall continue to pay and make its share of the premium costs for the group life insurance, except at the age of seventy (70) the amount of life insurance shall be $10,000.00 The Employee shall continue with the negotiated drug plan, except the first payee shall be the Ontario Drug Benefit and the plan outlined in this Collective Agreement shall be the second payee. The Employee shall continue to be covered by the negotiated dental plan.
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Benefits for Employees Working Past Age 65. For employees who continue to work beyond the age of sixty-five (65), the Employer shall continue to pay and make its share of the premium costs for the group life insurance excluding A.D.& D. in the amount of 1 X annual earnings with a minimum of $15,000.00 For employees who continue to work beyond the age of seventy (70), the Employer shall continue to pay and make its share of the premium costs for the group life insurance excluding A.D.& D. in the amount of a flat $10,000. The Employee shall continue with the negotiated drug plan, except the first payee shall be the Ontario Drug Benefit and the plan outlined in this Collective Agreement shall be the second payee. The Employee shall continue to be covered by the negotiated dental plan.
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Benefits for Employees Working Past Age 65. For employees who continue to work beyond the age of sixty-five (65), the Employer shall continue to pay and make its share of the premium costs for the group life insurance, except at the age of seventy (70) the amount of life insurance shall be $10,000.00 27 Collective Agreement Brantford Public Library Board and CUPE Local 181 (Brantford Public Library Part-Time Unit) ARTICLE 21 - HEALTH INSURANCE AND PENSION PLAN (CONT.)
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