Heath Care Benefit for Retirees Sample Clauses

Heath Care Benefit for Retirees. 12.10.1 The District shall make monthly contributions for regular members of the bargaining unit age 55 and over who have seven (7) immediate prior years of service with the District at the time of retirement and who retire during the term of this contract. Contributions will be prorated as a percentage of the seven (7) year cumulative base assignment in proportion to the hours the base assignment is to full time over the seven (7) year period for those unit members employed before June 30, 1990. 12.10.2 For full-time regular members of the bargaining unit who were hired after June 30, 1990, the District shall make monthly contributions for full-time regular members of the bargaining unit who are age 55 and over and have fifteen (15) immediate prior years of service with the District at the time of retirement. 12.10.3 The current District contribution of up to $141 per month for eligible unit members shall be made toward the premium cost of medical insurance for the retiree only. 12.10.4 The amount of the District contribution toward retiree health care benefits may exceed the above amount if such increase is determined by policies publicly adopted by the Board of Trustees (Policy 6622). Retirees are bound by their choice of the District health plan made during the open enrollment period just prior to retirement and must participate continuously in the plan in order to remain in the selected District health plan. 12.10.5 The retiring employee may elect to be covered by a health plan other than a District health plan and the established monthly district contribution level shall apply. Once a health plan other than the District's plan is selected, the retiring employee or retiree will not be allowed to re-enroll in a District health plan unless an open enrollment period is granted by District providers. 12.10.6 In order to receive the District contribution upon retirement from the District, the employee must be vested in either the California Public Employees Retirement System (PERS) or the California State Teachers’ Retirement System (STRS) and be collecting retirement benefits from either PERS or STRS. In accordance with state guidelines, the monthly retirement benefit received by the unit member who retired must exceed the cost of the monthly premiums if the retiree participates in the Kaiser plan. 12.10.7 The monthly District contribution for health care benefits for the retiree shall be processed electronically utilizing the retiree's selected financial...
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