Common use of Out of Province Medical Coverage Clause in Contracts

Out of Province Medical Coverage. (a) A plan will be provided for Out-of-Province medical coverage. The cost of the premium to be 70% paid by the Employer and 30% paid by the employee of the rates in effect January 01 of each year. This benefit will be mandatory for all employees. (b) A plan will be provided for Out-of-Province medical coverage. The cost of the premium is 100% paid for by the retiree. The retiree at retirement may elect to receive this coverage or may elect to decline this coverage. Retirees may not change their election once selected. If a retiree chooses to drop the Out-of- Province coverage at some future date, then they also must drop the Extended Health Coverage. This plan is subject to acceptance by the insurance carrier.

Out of Province Medical Coverage. (a) A plan will be provided for Out-of-Province medical coverage. The cost of the premium to be 70% paid by the Employer and 30% paid by the employee of the rates in effect January 01 of each year01, 2005, January 01, 2006, January 01, 2007, and January 01, 2008. This benefit will be mandatory for all employees. This plan is subject to acceptance by the insurance carrier. (b) A plan will be provided for Out-of-Province medical coverage. The cost of the premium is 100% paid for by the retiree. The retiree at retirement may elect to receive this coverage or may elect to decline this coverage. Retirees may not change their election once selected. If a retiree chooses to drop the Out-of- of-Province coverage at some future date, then they also must drop the Extended Health Coverage. This plan is subject to acceptance by the insurance carrier.

Out of Province Medical Coverage. (a) A plan will be provided for Out-of-Province medical coverage. The cost of the premium to be 70% paid by the Employer and 30% paid by the employee of the rates in effect January 01 of each year01, 2005, January 01, 2006, January 01, 2007, and January 01, 2008. This benefit will be mandatory for all employees. This plan is subject to acceptance by the insurance carrier. (b) A plan will be provided for Out-of-Province medical coverage. The cost of the premium is 100% paid for by the retiree. The retiree at retirement may elect to receive this coverage or may elect to decline this coverage. Retirees may not change their election once selected. If a retiree chooses to drop the Out-of- of-Province coverage at some future date, then they also must drop the Extended Health Coverage. This plan is subject to acceptance by the insurance carrier.

Out of Province Medical Coverage. (a) A plan will be provided for Out-of-Province medical coverage. The cost of the premium to be 70100% paid by the Employer and 30% paid by the employee of the rates in effect January 01 of each yearEmployer. This benefit will be mandatory for all employees. (b) A plan will be provided for Out-of-Province medical coverage. The cost of the premium is 100% paid for by the retiree. The retiree at retirement may elect to receive this coverage or may elect to decline this coverage. Retirees may not change their election once selected. If a retiree chooses to drop the Out-of- Province coverage at some future date, then they also must drop the Extended Health Coverage. This plan is subject to acceptance by the insurance carrier.

Out of Province Medical Coverage. (a) A plan will be provided for Out-of-Province medical coverage. The cost of the premium to be 70% paid by the Employer and 30% paid by the employee of the rates in effect January 01 of each year. This benefit will be mandatory for all employees. (b) A plan will be provided for Out-of-Province medical coverage. The cost of the premium is 100% paid for by the retiree. The retiree at retirement may elect to receive this coverage or may elect to decline this coverage. Retirees may not change their election once selected. If a retiree chooses to drop the Out-of- of-Province coverage at some future date, then they also must drop the Extended Health Coverage. This plan is subject to acceptance by the insurance carrier.