Past Employment Determination for Eligible New Unit Sample Clauses

Past Employment Determination for Eligible New Unit. If the Trustees in their sole discretion are satisfied, based on their review of the actuarial evaluation of the unit’s employee data, that an eligible new unit passes the Normal Cost Ratio Test (see paragraph 4) and that granting Past Employment will not be detrimental to the Plan, then the employees in the unit will qualify for Past Employment under Article Seven but based only on their period of Continuous Past Employment under Article 7.2. Notwithstanding any contrary provisions in Article 5.4 or 5.5 of the Plan, no employee in the unit can qualify for more than five Years of Noncontributory Service based on their period of Past Employment. If the unit does not pass the Normal Cost Ratio Test or the Trustees determine that granting Past Employment to employees in the unit will be det- rimental to the Plan, then no employee in the unit qualifies for any Past Employment or Years of Noncontributory Service whatsoever.
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