Health Insurance Pool Sample Clauses

Health Insurance Pool. The District shall maintain a Health Insurance pool intended to be used to offset the out-of-pocket costs incurred by eligible members who utilize two-party or family coverage. The pool shall be funded annually with a “base amount”, which for the payout due in December of the 2011-2012 school year will be $63,426. In future years, the “base amount” shall be increased by the same percentage as the increase to the medical health and welfare cap, if any. When an increase to the health benefit contribution occurs, the base amount of the benefit pool will be increased by the equivalent percentage of the increase to the health benefit cap. The new base amount will be divided among the eligible members’ FTE. In order to be eligible for the benefit pool, the member must have been employed and paying out of pocket for a two-party or family health benefit plan for the entire school year. Eligible members will receive their portion of the benefit pool payout in their last pay warrant of the school year.
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Health Insurance Pool. The Board of Education will establish a health insurance pool for the purpose of discounting health insurance premiums. The health insurance pool will be calculated based upon the sum of number of participants from the prior year and the discount amount for the coming school year noted in the contract. The maximum amount of funds available in the health insurance pool shall not exceed of the sum of the established discount amount for the year and the count established for that year in the chart below. The maximum health insurance pool by year for the term of the contract has been calculated in the Table below. Year Discount Amount Pool based on count of Maximum Pool Amount 2012-2013 $700 35 $24,500 2013-2014 $750 40 $30,000 2014-2015 $800 45 $36,000 2015-2016 $855 50 $42,750 2016-2017 $915 50 $45,750 2017-2018 $980 50 $49,000 The health insurance pool money for each year will be used to discount the insurance premiums based upon the variance of the premiums increase by category (HMO and PPO300/500).
Sample 1
Health Insurance Pool. The District shall maintain a Health Insurance pool intended to be used to offset the out-of-pocket costs incurred by eligible members who utilize two-party or family coverage. The pool shall be funded annually with a “base amount”, which for the payout due in December of the 2011-2012 school year will be $63,426. In future years, the “base amount” shall be increased by the same percentage as the increase to the medical health and welfare cap, if any. The “base amount” shall be divided by the total “CETA FTE”, to arrive at an “amount per FTE”. The “total CETA FTE shall be the average of the total FTE in the bargaining unit on October 15 and April 15 of the year preceding the payout. In December of each year, the “amount per FTE” shall be distributed to each CETA member who: (1) is still employed as of December 31; and (2) utilized two-party or family insurance coverage in the entire prior school year.
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