In order to receive Retiree Medical Benefits Sample Clauses

In order to receive Retiree Medical Benefits employees who retire on or after September 12, 2010 must pay a percentage/amount of the Retiree Medical premium (“Retiree Contribution Percentage/Amount”). Similarly, the Company will pay a percentage/amount of the premium (“Company Contribution Percentage/Amount”), subject to Section 5 below. During the term of this Agreement, the Company and Retiree Contribution Percentages/Amount will be based on the following contribution schedule:
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In order to receive Retiree Medical Benefits the retiree must pay the Company the amount the Retiree Medical Premium exceeds the Company Contribution Amount as described in paragraphs 4 and 5 above (“Retiree Contribution Amount”).

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