INSURANCE & LEAVES Sample Clauses

INSURANCE & LEAVES. A. Medical Insurance Option The District will provide 80% of the cost of the premiums for those who participate in the District’s health insurance plan. The District will contract with the Public Employees Retirement System (PERS) health insurance plan. Individuals may choose either a family or a single policy. For married couples where the District employs both spouses, the following funding formula will be used if they choose the family plan: (Family policy premium x 80%) + (Single policy premium x 80%) = The District’s contribution towards the cost of the Family Plan. If each spouse chooses to purchase a single plan, the District will fund 80% of each single policy. The insurance plan shall begin September 1 of each year and continue until August 31 for all teachers under continuing contract or for those teachers who resign or are terminated after the end of the school year. Coverage shall be terminated on the last day of the month containing the last teaching day of any teacher whose employment has ceased prior to the end of the school year. If a major change in medical insurance carriers or coverage is being considered, an insurance committee shall be established to evaluate the plans being considered. The coverage shall be consistent with the negotiated coverage in effect at the time the change is being considered. The committee shall have four (4) Williston teachers, selected by the Williston Education Association, and four (4) persons selected by the District’s School Board, at least one (1) of which shall be a School Board Member. One (1) employee forum shall be held by the committee for input and discussion. The committee shall present a written report to the Williston Education Association and the Board of Education.
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