Embarq Retirement Pension Plan Sample Clauses

Embarq Retirement Pension Plan. The Company agrees to provide to Covered Members, through the Embarq Retirement Pension Plan (the “Retirement Pension Plan”), the benefits hereinafter specified in this Agreement effective October 31, 2008. All terms defined in the Embarq Retirement Pension Plan shall have the meaning specified therein unless the context of this Pension Agreement clearly indicates otherwise. Covered Member shall mean an employee of United Telephone Company of Pennsylvania – Xxxxxx District represented by the Communications Workers of America Local 13000, AFL-CIO, who is a member of the Retirement Pension Plan pursuant to Article 2 of the Retirement Pension Plan. The provisions of the Retirement Pension Plan, other than Section 3.2, Retirement Allowance on Termination of Employment or Retirement, including the rights of the Board of Directors of R EMBARQ Corporation to make such amendments as it deems advisable with respect to all of the provisions of the Retirement Pension Plan other than those referred to specifically in this document, are incorporated herein by reference and shall be in full force and effect provided that continuous service and credited service shall be determined in accordance with definitions in Sections 1.13 (b), Continuous Service, and 1.15 (b), Credited Service, respectively of the Retirement Pension Plan, except as specifically provided to the contrary herein. Anything contained in the Retirement Pension Plan to the contrary not withstanding, the tables of monthly benefit per year of service hereinafter described shall apply to a Covered Member until revised by a subsequent Pension Agreement. This Pension Agreement shall terminate when the contract between the Company and the Bargaining Unit terminates. Upon the termination of this Pension Agreement, if as of such date a subsequent Pension Agreement between the United Telephone Company of Pennsylvania and CWA, Local 13000 is not in force, the retirement allowance of any Covered Member shall be determined as of such date and shall not increase for any reason until the effective date of a subsequent Pension Agreement. No credited service shall be earned following such date. Continuous service shall continue to be earned in accordance with Section 1.13 (b), Continuous Service, of the Retirement Pension Plan. A Covered Member may retire as provided in the Retirement Pension Plan following such termination date and receive the retirement allowance determined as of the termination date, provided, that su...
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