Common use of Summer Insurance Contributions for School Year Employees Clause in Contracts

Summer Insurance Contributions for School Year Employees. A regular employee who is in active service for at least sixty (60) continuous working days of the school year and is in paid status or on an approved medical leave for an FMLA qualifying event as of the last contract day of the school year, will be eligible for continuing insurance coverage during June, July and August following the school year, with the District and employee making the full scheduled premium contribution for those months. An employee who terminates employment before the end of the school year (i.e. their last scheduled workday) shall not be eligible for District contributions to insurance premiums during June, July or August, and will be responsible for the full insurance premium if they elect to continue coverage in any insurance plans.

Appears in 16 contracts

Samples: Nutritional Services Agreement, Drivers Agreement, Clerical Agreement

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Summer Insurance Contributions for School Year Employees. A regular employee who is in active service for at least sixty (60) continuous working days of the school year and is in paid status or on an approved medical leave for an FMLA qualifying event as of the last contract day of the school year, will be eligible for continuing insurance coverage during June, July and August following the school year, with the District and employee making the full scheduled premium contribution for those months. An employee who terminates employment before the end of the school year (i.e. i.e., their last scheduled workday) shall not be eligible for District contributions to insurance premiums during June, July or August, and will be responsible for the full insurance premium if they elect to continue coverage in any insurance plans.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Paraprofessional Agreement, Paraprofessional Agreement, Paraprofessional Agreement

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