Option for Employees Covered by Outside Sample Clauses

Option for Employees Covered by Outside. Medical Insurance. Eligible employees may opt out of medical insurance coverage, providing that proof of current medical insurance is provided and a waiver of coverage is initiated. Alternate medical coverage must be maintained. Proof of current medical coverage will be required at least annually; however, the City may require proof at any time. If the employee opts out of medical coverage, the City will contribute a flat rate of $1,500 annually (prorated each pay period) into the employee’s 457 deferred compensation account and/or a portion may be placed in the employee’s Section 125 plan, in compliance with the requirements of the plan, at the discretion of the employee.
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