Insurance premiums during leave. Unless covered by statutory leave, 7 nurses on unpaid leave must pay the full continuation coverage premiums for group 8 insurance, beginning the first of the month following the start of the leave, in order for such 9 coverage to continue during the leave. If the nurse fails to pay their portion of the 10 premiums after the thirty (30) day grace period, the insurance coverage will be cancelled. 11
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Insurance premiums during leave. Unless covered by statutory leave, 7 nurses on unpaid leave must pay the full continuation coverage premiums for group 8 insurance, beginning the first of the month following the start of the leave, in order for such 9 coverage to continue during the leave. If the nurse fails to pay their portion of the 10 premiums after the thirty (30) day grace period, the insurance coverage will be cancelled. 11.
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Samples: Collective Bargaining Agreement
Insurance premiums during leave. Unless covered by statutory leave, 7 nurses on unpaid leave must pay the full continuation coverage premiums for group 8 insurance, beginning the first of the month following the start of the leave, in order for such 9 coverage to continue during the leave. If the nurse fails to pay their portion of the 10 premiums after the thirty (30) day grace period, the insurance coverage will be cancelled. 11.
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Samples: Collective Bargaining Agreement
Insurance premiums during leave. Unless covered by statutory leave, 7 4 nurses on unpaid leave must pay the full continuation coverage premiums for group 8 5 insurance, beginning the first of the month following the start of the leave, in order for such 9 6 coverage to continue during the leave. If the nurse fails to pay their portion of the 10 premiums 7 after the thirty (30) day grace period, the insurance coverage will be cancelled. 11.
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Samples: Collective Bargaining Agreement
