BOARD PAYMENT OF INSURANCE PREMIUMS Sample Clauses

BOARD PAYMENT OF INSURANCE PREMIUMS. The Board shall make payments of specified insurance premiums for all eligible employees to assure insurance coverage for the full individual contractual period, up to twelve (12) months, commencing July 1 and ending June 30. Payment shall not exceed the amounts contained in Subsection G. These premiums shall be paid throughout that period even though the teacher may not be returning to work the next school year. The open enrollment period is in November, to be effective January 1. Should there by a qualifying event (i.e., birth, adoption, job change, divorce, death, etc.), the employee should notify Human Resources to discuss coverage options. The Board shall be responsible for providing insurance information including applications and claim materials. If the cost is less, the Board may elect to package the health, life, dental, vision and LTD insurance into a MESSA PAK.
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BOARD PAYMENT OF INSURANCE PREMIUMS. The Board shall make payment of specified insurance premiums for all eligible employees to assure insurance coverage for the full individual contractual period, up to twelve (12) months, commencing September 1 and ending August 31. These premiums shall be paid throughout that period even though the teacher may not be returning to work the next school year. The open enrollment period shall be jointly established by the Board, the Association, and the insurance carrier(s), including opportunities for summer pre-enrollment and fall open enrollment and whenever group or individual subsidy amounts increase or decrease affecting the benefit package. When necessary, premiums on behalf of the employees shall be made retroactively or prospectively to assure uninterrupted participation and coverage, provided that not more than twelve (12) months’ premium shall be paid for any school year. The Board shall be responsible for providing insurance information including applications and claim materials. If the cost is less, the Board may elect to package the health, life, dental, vision and LTD insurance into a MESSA PAK.

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