Health Insurance At Time of Retirement Sample Clauses

Health Insurance At Time of Retirement. 1. As a further provision of this plan, the District shall continue the District’s health insurance plan for employees who retire on superannuation, provided they have served the school district for a period of not less than ten years and are at least 55 years old. For retirement purposes only, part-time service will count as one half year of credit.
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Health Insurance At Time of Retirement. As a further provision of this plan, medical and dental benefits will be provided for full-time employees that retire on superannuation. Unit members who have 10 years of service with the District and who are retiring under the New York State Employees Retirement System can receive benefits. At the time of such a retirement, the employee will continue to pay his/her share of the premium. Part-time personnel employed to work a minimum of twenty but not more than thirty hours per week for twenty years shall also be included under the provisions of this policy. Health insurance carried for retired employees shall continue family as well as individual coverage, but individual coverage may not be changed to cover a family after retirement. Unit members who are enrolled in a district health care plan, including dental, may discontinue their coverage with the understanding that they may re-enroll at any time. It is understood that the unit members that re- enroll after retirement may do so in the same plan and at the same level of employee contribution in effect at the time of discontinuance. It is also understood that unit members who re-enroll while still in active service in the Brighton Schools may do so in any plan at the employee contribution level in effect for their comparable group at the time of re- enrollment. Major Medical coverage for employees retiring after June 30, 1983, will continue at the same benefit level (unlimited maximum) through age 64. Starting in 1988-89 the major medical benefits will increase from $50,000 lifetime to $500,000 lifetime for those retirees over the age of 65. At the time of retirement, eligible employees will continue to pay his/her share of the health and dental premium cost. In the event that two spouses are both members of a bargaining unit represented by the BAEOP and both spouses are receiving family coverage under the group health insurance plan provided by the District pursuant to enrollment in the plan by one of the spouses, and in the further event that both spouses retire and the spouse who was enrolled in the group plan predeceases his or her spouse then the District will ensure that the surviving spouse receives continued health insurance coverage.
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