No Increases to Employee Contribution Percentages (Kaiser Medium Plan) Sample Clauses

No Increases to Employee Contribution Percentages (Kaiser Medium Plan). During the term of this Agreement, the Hospital agrees to maintain and not to increase the employee percentage of the total monthly premium for the Kaiser Southern California Medium plan choices. In other words, if an Employee pays 17.8% in 2018 of the total monthly premium for Kaiser/Employee-only coverage, the Employee shall pay 17.8% of the total monthly premium in 2019, 2020 and 2021.
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