Healthcare Task Force Sample Clauses

Healthcare Task Force. Please refer to Appendix A for information about the Healthcare Task Force.
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Healthcare Task Force. The University will create a new health care task force. The task force is charged with exploring the option of the University establishing an Individual Coverage Health Reimbursement Arrangement (ICHRA) and exploring potential affordable group coverage alternatives for GAs to the Student Health Insurance Plan. The task force may choose to explore other programs to provide financial assistance for GAs for payment of health insurance premiums, which might work to complement or to substitute for other options. This task force will be composed of 3 representatives of the GEU and 3 administration representatives designated by PSU and shall provide regular updates at labor management meetings (LMC). The task force will be formed no later than November 15, 2022, scheduling will begin no later than December 2nd, and the task force will first meet no later than January 9, 2023. The task force will create a written report that will include a summary of the information collected concerning the following options: the establishment of an ICHRA, potential group health plans, and any other programs identified by the task force to provide financial assistance for payment of health insurance premiums. The report should include information such as the process of developing the alternative to the SHAC student health insurance plan, the costs to develop an ICHRA, any recommended group health plan, and other identified premium assistance programs; the timelines involved; and other relevant details concerning the future administration or implementation of any of these options. In addition, in its report the individual members of the task force consideration at the labor management committee. Within 6 months of the task force beginning its work, representatives from the task force will present the information collected and the identified plans or programs to the LMC.
Healthcare Task Force. Please refer to Appendix A for information about the Healthcare Task Force. 42 I Page Date of Ratification, March 28, 2018 - June 30, 2021 GEU & PSU CBA Article 22 - Leave

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