Length of Benefit Sample Clauses

Length of Benefit. An eligible retired unit member under Section 16.4 has a vested right to deferred compensation in the form of retirement medical benefits that are premium-free up to the level of the most expensive Medicare Risk HMO that will continue during the life of the retiree. Upon the death of the retiree, the retiree’s spouse may continue group coverage at his/her own expense and with advance payments as determined by the District, subject to the following:
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Length of Benefit. If during the Term there is a Change of Control and within two (2) years thereafter Executive shall be terminated without Cause or shall resign for Good Reason, then Executive shall receive the “Change in Control Benefits” provided below.
Length of Benefit. An eligible unit member or eligible retired unit member hired before April 1, 1986 has a vested right to deferred compensation in the form of premium-free retirement medical benefits that will continue during the life of the retiree. Upon the death of the retiree, the retiree’s spouse or approved domestic partner may continue group coverage at his/her own expense and with advance payments as determined by the District.
Length of Benefit. Benefits will not be paid beyond the end of the seventeenth (17th) week for any one (1) period of disability. Notice of Claim: You must submit notice of being totally disabled within thirty (30) days of the date the disability began. However, it should be noted that the waiting/qualifying period does not begin until the Doctor is seen and that benefits will not be paid prior to the Doctors visit. Amount of Taxable Weekly Benefit: Eighty percent (80%) of your weekly basic earnings, up to a maximum benefit equal to the maximum sickness benefit under the Employment Insurance Act. Weekly benefit payments under this plan are taxable to the employee. Income tax will be deducted by the insurance company and they will issue T4A forms for Weekly Indemnity benefits paid to you in that year.
Length of Benefit. Continuation of Coverage An eligible retired unit member under Article 20C has a vested right to deferred compensation in the form of retirement medical benefits that are premium-free up to the level of the most expensive Medicare Risk Health Maintenance Organization (HMO), that will continue during the life of the retiree. Upon the death of the retiree, the retiree’s spouse or approved domestic partner may continue group coverage at his/her own expense and with advance payments as determined by the District, subject to the following:
Length of Benefit. 16.4.1. Such benefit is payable from the date of retirement to five (5) years, or until the date retiree becomes eligible for Medicare, or until the date retiree discontinues the coverage, whichever occurs first.
Length of Benefit. Benefits will not be paid beyond the end of the seventeenth week for any one (1) period of disability.
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