Common use of Insurance Benefits Committee Clause in Contracts

Insurance Benefits Committee. It is understood that the insurance benefits provided by this Article may be changed in accordance with negotiations between the parties and approved by the Board of Trustees. Recommendations from the IBC will be made to the negotiation teams because health benefits are subject to bargaining between the parties. If no recommendations are made or adopted by the Insurance Benefits Committee, such lack of action or agreement does not prevent either the District or the ECCE from being able to negotiate health benefits, subject only to there being health benefit negotiations as a part of reopener negotiations, negotiating a successor agreement, or at the mutual agreement of the ECCE and the District. The IBC will include the same number of managers and union members on the IBC. There will be no requirement for super majority voting.

Insurance Benefits Committee. ‌ It is understood that the insurance benefits provided by this Article may be changed in accordance with negotiations between the parties and approved by the Board of Trustees. Recommendations from the IBC will be made to the negotiation teams because health benefits are subject to bargaining between the parties. If no recommendations are made or adopted by the Insurance Benefits Committee, such lack of action or agreement does not prevent either the District or the ECCE from being able to negotiate health benefits, subject only to there being health benefit negotiations as a part of reopener negotiations, negotiating a successor agreement, or at the mutual agreement of the ECCE and the District. The IBC will include the same number of managers and union members on the IBC. There will be no requirement for super majority voting.

Insurance Benefits Committee. It is understood that the insurance benefits provided by this Article may be changed in accordance with negotiations between the parties and approved by the Board of Trustees. Recommendations from the IBC will be made to the negotiation teams because health benefits are subject to bargaining between the parties. If no recommendations are made or adopted by the Insurance Benefits Committee, such lack of action or agreement does not prevent either the District or the ECCE from being able to negotiate health benefits, subject only to there being health benefit negotiations as a part of reopener negotiations, negotiating a successor agreement, or at the mutual agreement of the ECCE and the District. The IBC will include willinclude the same number of managers and union members on the IBC. There will be no requirement for super majority voting.