Eligibility for Health Insurance at Retirement Sample Clauses

Eligibility for Health Insurance at Retirement. 1. In order for the Business Administrator to be eligible for health insurance at the time of retirement, she must have fifteen (15) years of service with the Newfield Central School District, and be employed by the District at the time of retirement.
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Eligibility for Health Insurance at Retirement. For unit members eligible to retire under the rules of the New York State Retirement System and with 15 or more years of service with the Clymer Central School, the district will pay 80% of the premium for a single person and 60% of the premium for a 2 person PPO or other similar managed care option, for 10 years (ending June 30th of the 10th year). Furthermore, up to 200 days of accumulated sick leave may be used to purchase another policy available from our provider, purchase insurance beyond the 10 year period, pay the employee’s portion of the benefit during the 10 years of district contribution or be paid out to the employee in annual amounts not to exceed $6000 until the monies are exhausted. Furthermore, up to 200 days of the employee’s accumulated sick leave shall be used by the District to calculate the employee’s sick day benefit. This provision will constitute a “non-elective distribution” and the said dollar value will be paid by the District to either (a) each retiring employee’s 403B account or (b) an account maintained by the District for use in paying health insurance premiums through its group plan applicable to members of the negotiating unit, subject to the applicable rule of the District’s health insurance carrier. The calculation used to determine the sick day benefit amount is the employee’s final average salary (FAS) as determined by the NYS Retirement System (less any Tier 1 sick day additions) multiplied by .3. The dollar value of unused accumulated sick leave shall be calculated by multiplying the employee’s daily rate for any consecutive three year period selected by the employee by three-tenths (.3) of the number of unused accumulated sick leave.
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