Designated Eligible Individual Sample Clauses

Designated Eligible Individual at the time of proposed enrollment, resides in the same residence as the member and has done so for the previous eighteen (18) continuous months, other than as a tenant, and is not a “dependent” of the employee as defined by the IRS.
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Designated Eligible Individual. The Designated Eligible Individual program remains effective for the duration of this Agreement and expands the eligibility for enrollment in Western Michigan University’s benefit plan. Western Michigan University reserves the right to change the eligibility criteria or to suspend or terminate the Designated Eligible Individual benefit program, should a court of competent jurisdiction rule the program to be in violation of the law or Michigan constitution (see article 46. §1). Bargaining unit faculty members who do not already enroll a spouse in the health or other benefit plans may enroll one adult individual for benefit coverage, but only if all the eligibility criteria are met.
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Designated Eligible Individual. The Designated Eligible Individual program remains effective Fall 2011 through Summer II 2014 and expands the eligibility for enrollment in Western Michigan University’s benefit plan. Western Michigan University reserves the right to change the eligibility criteria or to suspend or terminate the Designated Eligible Individual benefit program, should a court of competent jurisdiction rule the program to be in violation of the law or Michigan constitution (see article 46§1). Bargaining unit faculty members who do not already enroll a spouse in the health or other benefit plans may enroll one adult individual for benefit coverage, but only if all the eligibility criteria are met. 36.§11.1 Designated Eligible Individual, at the time of proposed enrollment, resides in the same residence as the faculty member and has done so for the previous eighteen (18) continuous months, other than as a tenant, and is not a “dependent” of the employee as defined by the IRS. 36.§11.1.1 Children of a Designated Eligible Individual are also eligible for this benefit if they are members of the faculty member’s household and meet IRS dependent criteria as well as university dependent coverage policy (up to age 26 [see Article 33§2.10]). 36.§11.1.2 Eligibility for coverage of a Designated Eligible Individual, or of a Designated Eligible Individual’s dependent, ceases on the date that any of the listed criteria are not met.
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