Common use of Dependent Care Account Clause in Contracts

Dependent Care Account. An eligible employee may elect to have a specified amount withheld on a pre-tax basis from the first two (2) pay checks of each month, up to the annual maximum allowed by law to be used for reimbursement of dependent care expenses which are specified by IRS rules but which are not claimed under the federal tax credit. Funds which are withheld must be reimbursed for expenses incurred in the Plan year in which they are withheld, or the grace period, or under current IRS rules, the unused funds will be forfeited. During the term of this Agreement, the university may implement a wellness or healthy life-style program. Such a program may include a combination of activities that are designed to increase awareness, assess risks, educate and promote voluntary behavior changes to improve the health of an individual, encourage modifications of his/her health status and enhance his/her personal well-being and productivity, with a goal of preventing illness and injury. If any increase to the cost of insurance exceeds the wage increases in any given year as listed in Article 19 the parties shall meet and negotiate additional wages and/or other economic benefits to offset the increased insurance costs.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement

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