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Premiums Plan Cost, and Redesign. 2 Premiums for the three (3) Asante medical plans will be shared 3 between the eligible employee and the Hospital based on full time, 4 part time (scheduled minimum of fifty-six (56) hours per pay period), 5 or part time (scheduled forty to fifty-five (40-55) hours per pay period) 6 status, and based on four tiers of available coverage. 7 The individual RN premium will not increase above eight percent 8 (8%) per calendar year. 9 Plan premiums will be allocated between the Hospital and the 10 registered nurse, exactly the same as between the Hospital and 11 other comparable employees covered by Asante medical plans. 12 Comparable employees are those with similar family status tier and 13 scheduled hours status, wellness plan participation, care 14 management, and other consistently applied, specific identifiable 15 factors. Such factors will be first negotiated under Article 13.4.C, will 16 be applied equally to all comparable plan participants, and will be 17 based on objective criteria. There will be no distinction made 18 between salaried and hourly Hospital employees for purposes of 19 health insurance benefits and premiums. 20 Health benefits eligibility and cost sharing will change as of the first 21 of the month after the effective date of a formal scheduled hour status 22 change, except as provided otherwise by law. 23
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Premiums Plan Cost, and Redesign. Premiums for the two Asante medical plans will be shared between the eligible employee and the Hospital based on full time, part time (scheduled minimum of fifty-six (56) hours per pay period), or part time (scheduled forty to fifty-five (40- 55) hours per pay period) status, and based on four tiers of available coverage. . The individual RN premium will not increase above ten percent (10%) per calendar year. Plan premiums will be allocated between the Hospital and the registered nurse, exactly the same as between the Hospital and other comparable employees covered by Asante medical plans. Comparable employees are those with similar family status tier and code/scheduled hours status, wellness plan participation, care management, and other consistently applied, specific identifiable factors. Such factors will be first negotiated under Article 13.4.C, will be applied equally to all comparable plan participants, and will be based on objective criteria. There will be no distinction made between salaried and hourly Hospital employees for purposes of health insurance benefits and premiums. Health benefits eligibility and cost sharing will change as of the first of the month after the effective date of a formal code change, except as provided otherwise by law.
Premiums Plan Cost, and Redesign. 5 Premiums for the two Asante medical plans will be shared between 6 the eligible employee and the Hospital based on full time, part time 7 (scheduled minimum of fifty-six (56) hours per pay period), or part 8 time (scheduled forty to fifty-five (40-55) hours per pay period) 9 status, and based on four tiers of available coverage. See Exhibit

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