Medical Insurance Premium Contributions Sample Clauses

Medical Insurance Premium Contributions. A) Employees are eligible to group medical insurance on the 1 s t of the month following completion of one year of continuous employment with the Company. Employee contribution for single coverage is $10.00 per month.
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Medical Insurance Premium Contributions. A) Employees are eligible to group medical insurance on the 1 s t of the month following completion of six months of continuous employment with the Company. The Company's contribution towards an employee's medical premium shall be as follows: * 12/15/06 - 6 months - 1 year employment: $75.00. One (1) year plus: $150.00. * 12/15/07 - $25 per month / per employee increase. * 12/15/08 - $25 per month / per employee increase. * 12/15/08 - 12/14/11 - The Company shall pay 75 % of Health Insurance premium.
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Medical Insurance Premium Contributions. Employees occupying permanent part-time positions, who work a minimum of twenty (20), but less than forty (40) hours per week, and their dependents shall be entitled to participate in the County-sponsored health plans. Permanent part-time employees hired on or before January 1, 2002 shall continue to receive the same County contribution to their health insurance premiums as full-time employees. However, permanent part-time employees hired after January 1, 2002 shall pay a proportionate share of the gross monthly premium rounding to the nearest one-quarter time: i.e., either fifty percent (50%) or seventy-five percent (75%) of the gross monthly premium. In either case cited above, the County contribution shall be based on the full-time equivalent designation of the position on the Schedule of Authorized Positions adopted by the Board of Supervisors, not on the specific number of hours worked. In recognition of the new premiums announced by PERS that take effect on January 1, 2008, the County shall increase its maximum monthly contribution toward the premium of each eligible employee enrolled in a County-sponsored health plan to the following levels beginning with the December 2007 payroll: Maximum Monthly County Contribution AL L HEALTH PLANS Effective 12/07 Payroll • Employee Only $482.48 • Employee and One Dependent $790.88 • Employee and Family $912.68 PER S CHOICE* Monthly Gros s Premium County Contrib. Amount Employee Contrib. Amount • Employee Only $482.48 $482.48 $0 • Employee and One Dependent $964.96 $790.88 $174.08 • Employee and Family $1254.45 $912.68 $341.77 * PERS Choice is the lowest cost PERS-sponsored health plan as of January 1, 2008. Premiums for other plans vary; however, the maximum County contribution amount is fixed. Employees are responsible for paying the difference in premiums between the County contribution amount and the gross monthly premium for the plan they have selected. Employees should contact the Human Resources Department for information regarding available health plans, including details of coverage, enrollment forms, and premium costs. The employee shall be required to pay the balance due as a deduction from the employee's paycheck. The County will continue to pay 100% of the gross monthly premium for the lowest cost health plan offered by PERS for the term of this Agreement. Each time PERS effects any premium increases during the contract period after January 1, 2008, the County will increase its contribution to employ...
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Medical Insurance Premium Contributions. Employees occupying permanent part-time positions, who work a niinimum of twenty (20), but less than forty (40) hours per week, and their dependents shall be entitled to participate in the County-sponsored health plans. Permanent part-time employees hired on or before January 1,2002 shall continue to receive the same County contribution to their health insurance premiums as full-time employees. However, permanent part-time employees hired after January 1,2002 shall pay a proportionate share of the gross monthly premium rounding to the nearest one- quarter time: i.e., either fifty percent (50%) or seventy-five percent (75%) of the gross monthly premium. In either case cited above, the County contribution shall be based on the full-time equivalent designation of the position on the Schedule of Authorized Positions adopted by the Board of Supervisors, not on the specific number of hours worked. In recognition of the new premiums announced by CalPERS that take effect on January 1,2009, the County shall continue its maximum monthly contribution toward the premium of each eligible employee enrolled in a County offered health plan to the following levels beginning with the December 2008 payroll: *PERS Choice will be selected as the CalPERS-sponsored health plan to be used in calculating employer contributions for health insurance premiums for County employees. Premiums for other plans vary; however, the maximum County contribution amount is fixed. Employees are responsible for paying the difference in premiums between the County contribution amount and the gross monthly premium for the plan they have selected. Employees should contact the Human Resources Division for information regarding available health plans, including details of coverage, enrollment forms, and premium costs. The employee shall be required to pay the balance due as a deduction from the employee's paycheck. The County will continue to pay 100% of the gross monthlypremiumfor employee coverage under the PERS Choice Health Planfor the term of this Agreement. Each time CalPERS effects any health insurance premium increases during the contract period after January 1,2009, the County will adjust its contribution to employee health plan premiums as follows: • First, the County will contribute an additional amount equal to the increase in the gross monthly premium for employee-only coverage for the PERS Choice Health Plan and apply this amount to all three tiers of coverage for all health plans. Second...
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