MEDICAL CARD. Bus operators shall evidence a valid medical card indicating that 2 they have successfully completed the medical exam necessary to attain and maintain 3 their bus license(s). If the medical card expires, the classified bargaining unit 4 member shall be suspended without pay from duty until such time as the medical card 5 is renewed. The cost of the medical exam shall be the responsibility of the District. 6
MEDICAL CARD. For eligible full-time employees, the Employer agrees to pay 50% of the cost of premiums for dental coverage for the employee and his/her family (mandatory coverage).
MEDICAL CARD. 1. The District will reimburse up to $55.00 for the renewal of a medical card with receipt.
MEDICAL CARD. All Employees covered by this Agreement may be required to undergo the medical examination required for this issuance of the medical card that is required for the Employee to drive a vehicle which exceeds a gross vehicle weight of 10,000 pounds. Cost of the examination will be paid for by Employer. Employee will not be paid for the time of the exam.
MEDICAL CARD. The solution found in Valencia for providing medical care to all those in need of it – in the form of the “Solidarity Card” which enables illegally-resident third-country national living in this region to receive the same medical care as other citizens – points to one possible way of guaranteeing access to healthcare. Such a card, which foresees that immigrants' personal details are registered on a file which is available to all public health centers, if introduced at a European level, would also facilitate a homogeneous collection of data regarding the types of health problems faced by illegal-resident third-country nationals at a European level (see below). Medical care should not be limited to short-term treatments sufficient to “Patch-up” a returnee until they arrive in the returning State, but should provide long-term solutions. Tuberculosis, for example, is an increasingly common pathology amongst illegally-resident third-country nationals and requires long-term treatment. Measures are needed to ensure that everyone who is diagnosed with tuberculosis receives adequate treatment and completes it, especially in view of the fact that it may not always be possible to secure the continuation of TB treatment in the country of origin.
