Single Plus Child(ren), Single Plus Spouse, Single Plus Sample Clauses

Single Plus Child(ren), Single Plus Spouse, Single Plus. Full Family Furthermore, regarding health, hospitalization and major medical insurance, Employees who wish to have their dependents insured shall pay a portion of the dependent Premium Cost through payroll deductions according to the following parameters, and as further illustrated in the charts below; those Employees who enroll in dependent medical/hospitalization insurance will have the single portion of their dependent coverage paid for by the Board at one hundred percent (100%). In calendar year 2023, Employees will pay annually towards the cost of the dependent care Premium Cost the Employee Contribution amount as set forth below in the chart under the heading “2023 Employee Contribution”. In calendar year 2024, Employees will pay annually towards the cost of the dependent care Premium Cost the 2023 Employee Contribution, plus thirty-five percent (35%) of the increase to the new 2024 Premium Cost, which will yield a new 2024 Employee Contribution amount. In the event there is no increase to the Premium Cost, the employee will pay last year’s Employee Contribution. In calendar year 2025, Employees will pay annually towards the cost of the dependent care Premium Cost the 2024 Employee Contribution, plus thirty-five (35%) of the increase to the new 2025 Premium Cost, which will yield a new 2025 Employee Contribution amount. In the event there is no increase to the Premium Cost, the Employee will pay last year’s Employee Contribution. In calendar year 2026, Employees will pay annually towards the cost of the dependent care Premium Cost the 2025 Employee Contribution, plus thirty-five (35%) of the increase to the new 2026 Premium Cost, which will yield a new 2026 Employee Contribution amount. In the event there is no increase to the Premium Cost, the Employee will pay last year’s Employee Contribution. As an example, and assuming a five percent (5%) increase in 2024 to the Premium Cost in calendar year 2024, an individual who takes HMO Full Family with a 2023 Premium Cost of $24,973.44 & a 2023 Employee Contribution of $9,410.16 will pay annually an Employee Contribution of $9,847.19 in 2024 (24,973.44 x 1.05 = 26,222.11, then 26,222.11 – 24,973.44 = 1,248.67, then 1,248.67 x 0.35 = 437.03, then 9,410.16 + 437.03 = 9,847.19). The same formula will be used for 2025 and 2026. Employees with ten (10) or more years of service in the Waukegan Public Schools and who retire, may at their own option and upon payment of the appropriate premium, continue to be cover...
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