CITY-EMPLOYEE SHARE OF PREMIUMS Sample Clauses

CITY-EMPLOYEE SHARE OF PREMIUMS a. The City shall pay the entire premium for group health and life insurance for each Employee and for the Employee’s eligible dependents for Employees hired on or before June 30, 2006. For Employees hired on and or after July 1, 2006, the City shall pay the entire premium for group health and life insurance for each Employee and 75% of the then existing premiums (health/dental/vision/life) for the Employee’s eligible dependents enrolled in the City’s plan and Employees shall pay 25% of the then existing monthly insurance premium (health/dental/vision/life) via automatic payroll deduction for their eligible dependents.
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CITY-EMPLOYEE SHARE OF PREMIUMS. Deleted: In return for this amendment there will be an eleven hundred ($1,100) increase to base salary applied to each classification covered by this Agreement effective the first day of the first full pay period following July 1, 2006. This salary increase will be applied to the salary table in effect June 30, 2006 before any salary increase is implemented pursuant to Section 16.¶
CITY-EMPLOYEE SHARE OF PREMIUMS a. The City shall pay the entire premium for group health and life insurance for each Employee and for the Employee’s eligible dependents for Employees hired on or before June 30, 2006. For Employees hired on and after July 1, 2006, the City shall pay the entire premium for group health and life insurance for each Employee and 75% of the then existing premiums (health/dental/vision/life) for the Employee’s eligible dependents enrolled in the City’s plan and Employees shall pay 25% of the then existing monthly insurance premium (health/dental/vision/life) via automatic payroll deduction for their eligible dependents. b. The City agrees to maintain premium contributions in amounts necessary to maintain the solvency of the City's health insurance fund. The City shall maintain an equal or better standard of group health insurance coverage unless change is agreed to as provided in Subsection D of this article.
CITY-EMPLOYEE SHARE OF PREMIUMS a. a. The City shall pay the entire premium for group health and life insurance for each Employee and for the Employee’s eligible dependents for Employees hired on or before June 30, 2006. (this provision to pay health insurance coverage was in lieu of a four point five percent (4.5%) salary increase during the 1983-84 contract period).

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