PERS and OPSRP Sample Clauses

PERS and OPSRP. The University will make all employer contributions to PERS 9 or OPSRP that are required by law. In addition, the University will make contributions to the 10 Individual Account Program required from employees (currently 6%) to the extent not 11 prohibited by law.
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PERS and OPSRP. The University will make all employer contributions to PERS 9 or OPSRP that are required by law. In addition, the University will make contributions to the 10 Individual Account Program required from employees (currently 6%) to the extent not 11 prohibited by law. 13 Section 3. ORP. The University will make all employer contributions to the ORP required 14 under ORS 243.800(9) and ORS 243.800(10)(a) and (b). In addition, the University will make 15 the contributions to the ORP for each participating bargaining unit faculty member as required 16 by ORS 243.800(8). 18 Section 4. Salary Increase in Lieu of 6% Pick Up
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PERS and OPSRP a) The College is a member of the Oregon State Public Employee Retirement System (PERS). b) The College shall pick-up the faculty’s 6% PERS contribution for each faculty member who has met the eligibility requirements to become a member of the Oregon State Public Employees Retirement System.
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PERS and OPSRP. The District shall be relieved of its obligation to otherwise pick-up, assume, or pay the six percent (6%) unit member contribution/payment required by ORS 238.200 and 238. A.330. The District agrees to adopt a School Board resolution to make an election under IRS Codes to allow a pre-tax deduction of the six percent (6%) unit member contribution/payment required by ORS 238.200 and 238.A.330 Such deduction shall be made from each unit member's pre-tax gross wages.
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PERS and OPSRP. The Administration will make all employer contributions to 13 PERS and OPSRP that are required by law. In addition, the Administration will make 14 contributions to the Individual Account Program required from employees (6% under current 15 law, ORS 238A.300) to the extent not prohibited by law. 17 Section 3. ORP. The Administration will make all employer contributions to the ORP 18 required under ORS 243.800(9-11). In addition, the Administration will make the contributions 19 to the ORP for each participating faculty member as required by ORS 243.800(8). 21 Section 4. Salary Increase in Lieu of Employee Pick Up
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