Common use of Premium Proration Clause in Contracts

Premium Proration. The Employer’s and employees respective contributions toward the premium cost of the foregoing coverage shall be as follows: Regular Hours Worked Per Day/Per Week Percent of Employer Contribution to Monthly Premium Cost Percent of Employee Contribution to Monthly Premium Cost Under 4 hours per day/20 hours per week Not eligible for coverage Not eligible for coverage 4 - 5.9 hours per day/20 - 29.9 hours per week 50% 50% 6 – 7.9 hours per day/30 - 39.9 hours per week 75% 25%

Appears in 7 contracts

Samples: Master Agreement, Master Agreement, Master Agreement

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Premium Proration. The Employer’s and employees respective contributions toward the premium cost of the foregoing coverage shall be as follows: Regular Hours Worked Per Day/Per Week Percent of Employer Contribution to Monthly Premium Cost Percent of Employee Contribution to Monthly Premium Cost Under 4 hours per day/20 hours per week Not eligible for coverage Not eligible for coverage 4 - 5.9 hours per day/20 - 29.9 hours per week 50% 50% 6 – 7.9 hours per day/30 - 39.9 hours per week 75% 25% 8 hours per day and 40 hours per week 100% 0%

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Article 1 Agreement

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Premium Proration. The Employer’s and employees the employee’s respective contributions toward the premium cost of the foregoing coverage shall be as follows: Regular Hours Worked Per Day/Per Week Percent of Employer Contribution to Monthly Premium Cost Percent of Employee Contribution to Monthly Premium Cost Under 4 hours per day/20 hours per week Not eligible for coverage Not eligible for coverage 4 - 5.9 to 6 hours per day/20 - 29.9 day/20-30 hours per week 50% 50% 6 – 7.9 7 hours per day/30 - 39.9 day/30-35 hours per week 75% 25% Over 7 hours per day and over 35 hours per week 100% 0%

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Collective Bargaining Agreement

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