PPACA Excise Tax Reopener Sample Clauses

PPACA Excise Tax Reopener. 9 (1) If as of May 1, 2016, the County can demonstrate a good 10 faith belief that the PPACA Excise Tax will apply to one or more employees represented 11 by the Association as of January 1, 2018, then during the month of May of 2016, the 12 County shall provide notice and supporting data to the Association.
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PPACA Excise Tax Reopener. 6 During the month of July of 2018, the County may exercise a
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PPACA Excise Tax Reopener. 11 On or after January 1, 2021, either the County or 12 Association may exercise a limited reopener of Article 11, Health and Welfare; and
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PPACA Excise Tax Reopener. 9 On or after May 1, 2020, either party may exercise a limited reopener 10 of Article 11 – Health & Welfare and Article 16 V.B. effective as of January 1, 2022. If 11 these negotiations result in increased out of pocket cost to bargaining unit members, 12 the union shall have the right to negotiate over increasing compensation. This reopener 13 will be for the exclusive purpose of addressing the impacts and effects of the PPACA 14 Excise Tax or revisions thereto, and may include, but is not limited to, plan and plan 15 design changes. The parties agree that this reopener will be subject to the same rules 16 and bargaining process that pertains to full contract successor negotiations and Article
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