Teacher Benefit Fund Sample Clauses

Teacher Benefit Fund. 1. The Board shall pay into the Mount Pleasant Teachers’ Benefit Fund the following sum per employee for each school year indicated: School Year Sum 2023-2024 $1,733 2024-2025 $1,768 2025-2026 $1,803 The parties herewith acknowledge that a one-time contribution of $20,515 had been previously made to the fund on or before June 30, 2019. The MPTA herewith acknowledges that there are no additional monies to be paid by the District to the MPTA in connection with the Benefit Fund other than the monies specifically set forth in this Agreement. The MPTA herewith waives all claim(s) regarding payment of additional monies for the Benefit Fund that may have arisen and/or accrued prior to the execution of said Memorandum of Agreement. The Board shall be required to make payment for each active unit member employed by the District as of December 1 of each year with appropriate adjustments made on March 1, and August 1, for additions and/or reductions to staff. Moreover, the Board shall be required to make payment for retired employees subject to paragraph (2) below. The first installment shall be payable each August 1, and shall be equal to forty-five percent (45%) of the District’s total per capita contribution for the previous fiscal year. The second installment shall be payable each December 1st and shall be equal to the total per capita contribution the Board is obligated to make for each year less the amount the Board contributed the first half of each year.
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Teacher Benefit Fund. 1. The Board shall pay into the Mount Pleasant Teachers’ Benefit Fund the following sum per employee for each school year indicated: School Year Sum 2012-13 $1,540 2013-14 $1,540 2014-15 $1,615 2015-16 $1,640 2016-17 $1,665 The Board shall be required to make payment for each active unit member employed by the District as of December 1 of each year with appropriate adjustments made on March 1, and August 1, for additions and/or reductions to staff. Moreover, the Board shall be required to make payment for retired employees subject to paragraph (2) below. The first installment shall be payable each August 1, and shall be equal to forty-five percent (45%) of the District’s total per capita contribution for the previous fiscal year. The second installment shall be payable each December 1st and shall be equal to the total per capita contribution the Board is obligated to make for each year less the amount the Board contributed the first half of each year. The District shall pay $60,000.00 into the Benefit Fund on a one-time basis on or before June 9, 2014.
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