Common use of Employee Benefits Committee Clause in Contracts

Employee Benefits Committee. A Benefits Committee composed of seven members represented with a board member, 2 teachers, 2 classified employees, principal and the superintendent will research available options involving employee benefits, as well as make recommendations to the board of education. Committee members shall be selected by their respective group. The board of education may consider committee recommendations when taking board action for any change in benefits. The board reserves the right to make the final decision which is suited best for the district. In the event that a teacher with 20 or more years of service to the district is released because of a reduction in force, he or she will be allowed to participate in the district health, dental and vision insurance plans at his or her own expense for a maximum of four years from the last day of contract. Employer Contributions

Employee Benefits Committee. A Benefits Committee composed of seven members represented with a board member, 2 teachers, 2 classified employees, principal and the superintendent will research available options involving employee benefits, as well as make recommendations to the board of education. Committee members shall be selected by their respective group. The board of education may consider committee recommendations when taking board action for any change in benefits. The board reserves the right to make the final decision which is suited best for the district. In the event that a teacher with 20 or more years of service to the district is released because of a reduction in force, he or she will be allowed to participate in the district health, dental and vision insurance plans at his or her own expense for a maximum of four years from the last day of contract. Employer Contributions.