Medical Waiver Option. An employee who provides proof of adequate comparable group medical coverage, provided by a previous employer or a spouse/registered domestic partner or a parent/legal guardian, may opt to waive enrollment in the City’s medical health insurance plan and instead receive a monthly payment of eight hundred and eleven dollars ($811.00) in cash-back or the employee may opt to have the amount, or any portion of the amount, deposited into a Deferred Compensation Plan, up to the legal limits. Effective August 1, 2019, the medical waiver option shall be reduced as follows: For employees hired prior to August 1, 2019, the monthly payment shall be eight hundred dollars ($800.00). For employees hired on or after August 1, 2019, the monthly payment shall be four hundred dollars ($400.00).
Medical Waiver Option. Effective July 1, 2016, the District shall pay two hundred ($200.00) monthly to employees who are eligible to participate in the District-selected health and dental insurance plans, but opt to decline such coverage. The District must provide ninety (90) days written notice to the Union of any proposed change in insurance plans with an opportunity to meet and confer.
Medical Waiver Option. Effective February 12, 2016, if an eligible employee elects to not participate a City sponsored medical plan or the Cafeteria Plan, and can show adequate proof of approved health plan coverage, the employee shall have the option to have an amount equal to the most current Kaiser employee only (single) monthly premium rate paid to the employee, OR deposited by the CITY into the employee’s Deferred Compensation Plan, each month. If taken as a cash payment, the amount is not to be considered as pensionable compensation for the purposes of CalPERS. Such alternative health plan coverage must be verified initially and thereafter on an annual basis through presentation of a valid medical insurance card, or other reasonable means of verification as approved by the City Manager. Alternative health plan coverage must be maintained until the next available CITY open enrollment period. Upon the implementation of the Cafeteria Plan, an employee who elects to take the Medical Waiver Option may still chose to participate in a City sponsored vision, dental, and/or supplemental insurance plan, but shall be responsible for all payments, through payroll deductions, of any premiums for such plans selected, effective starting on July 1, 2016 and continuing thereafter.
Medical Waiver Option. Bargaining unit members may waive their right to medical insurance and may elect to receive a waiver (opt out). The waiver shall be offered in the context of Section 125 of the internal revenue code and all rules pertaining to it. Bargaining Unit members who are eligible for the health insurance opt out as provided by the district shall inform the Treasurer of their intent during Section 125 open enrollment. These members shall then receive opt out not to exceed $2,000. This opt out will be granted each year so long as the individual is not reinstated in the Board medical plan.
Medical Waiver Option. If an eligible employee elects to not participate a City sponsored medical plan and can show adequate proof of approved health plan coverage, the employee shall have the option to have an amount equal to the most current Kaiser employee only (single) monthly premium rate paid to the employee, OR deposited by the CITY into the employee’s Deferred Compensation Plan, each month. If taken as a cash payment, the amount is not to be considered as pensionable compensation for the purposes of CalPERS. Such alternative health plan coverage must be verified initially and thereafter on an annual basis through presentation of a valid medical insurance card, or other reasonable means of verification as approved by the City Manager. Alternative health plan coverage must be maintained until the next available CITY open enrollment period.
Medical Waiver Option. An employee may elect, in writing, not to participate in the District's medical insurance plan, provided the employee submits written proof of comparable group coverage. Employees electing not to participate in the District's medical insurance plan pursuant to this section and who show proof of health insurance coverage with another policy may receive a cash payment equal to eighty percent (80%) of the employee-only premium for the least expensive medical plan option offered by the District.
Medical Waiver Option. Employees who provide proof of adequate comparable group medical coverage from another source may opt to waive enrollment in a City sponsored health plan and instead receive a monthly payment of five hundred dollars ($500).
Medical Waiver Option. If an eligible employee elects not to participate in any medical plans provided by the City and can show adequate proof of approved medical plan coverage, the employee shall be eligible for a Medical Waiver Option. Such alternative medical plan coverage must be verified initially and thereafter on an annual basis through the presentation of a valid medical insurance card, or other reasonable means of verification as approved by the Human Resources Director. Alternative medical plan coverage must be maintained until the City’s next available open enrollment period.
Medical Waiver Option. Effective July 1, 2016, employees who provide proof of adequate comparable group medical coverage, provided by a previous employer or a spouse/registered domestic partner, may opt to waive enrollment in the City’s medical health insurance plan and instead receive a monthly payment in cash- back or the employee may opt to have the amount, or any portion of the amount, deposited into a Deferred Compensation Plan, up to the legal limits. This monthly payment is as follows: Effective July 1, 2016 the payment shall be six hundred dollars ($600.00). Effective December 1, 2016 the payment shall be equal to the most current employee only maximum contribution amount ($735.00 as of December 1, 2016).
