Common use of Declining Coverage Clause in Contracts

Declining Coverage. With proof of insurance, an employee may decline coverage through the SEBB and therefore not have any payments or premiums deducted from their pay for this purpose.

Declining Coverage. With proof of insurance, an employee may decline coverage through the SEBB and therefore not have any payments or premiums deducted from their pay paychecks for this purpose.

Declining Coverage. With proof of insurance, an employee may decline coverage through the SEBB and therefore not have any payments or premiums deducted from their pay paychecks for this purpose. If an employee does not act to decline coverage the District must sign the employee up for the SEBB default plan.

Declining Coverage. With proof of insurance, an employee may decline coverage through the SEBB and therefore not have any payments or premiums deducted from their pay paychecks for this purpose. If an employee does not act to decline coverage the district must sign the employee up for the SEBB default plan.

Declining Coverage. With proof of insurance, an employee may decline medical coverage through the SEBB and therefore not have any payments or premiums deducted from their pay paychecks for this purpose.

Declining Coverage. With proof of medical insurance, an employee may decline coverage through the SEBB and therefore not have any payments or premiums deducted from their pay paychecks for this purpose.