Universal Life and Accidental Injury Insurance Sample Clauses

Universal Life and Accidental Injury Insurance. Effective January 1, 2008, the Union may arrange for the provision of universal life and accidental injury insurance coverage (“Supplemental Insurance Coverage”), at no cost to the Company, from a single insurer (“the Insurer”) selected by the union, to all employees covered by this Agreement who voluntarily elect to purchase Supplemental Insurance Coverage on an individual basis; provided that any plan, contract or policy providing for Supplemental Insurance Coverage shall require that covered individuals shall have no recourse against the Company for any claim arising out of or relating to such Supplemental Insurance Coverage, including but not limited to any claim relating to or concerning the scope, applicability, sufficiency or payment of premiums, coverage or claims under such Supplemental Insurance Coverage. The Company shall not be deemed a sponsor of Supplemental Insurance Coverage. The Company shall make reasonable accommodations at the site covered by this Agreement to allow employees to enroll in Supplemental Insurance Coverage during nonworking time. Where consistent with applicable state law and with the terms of Supplemental Insurance Coverage, the Company shall allow employees to pay for the full cost of Supplemental Insurance Coverage through payroll deductions in an amount to be determined by the Union, provided that such employees execute and provide to the Company in advance an appropriate written authorization for such deductions in a format satisfactory to the Company, and further provided that the Insurer agrees in writing (in a form acceptable to the Company) to indemnify the Company and hold the Company harmless against any award, judgment, or loss or expense arising out of any legal claim related or arising out of the Supplemental Insurance Coverage. In the event such indemnification commitment cannot be obtained in a format acceptable to the Company by August 1, 2007, then the Company shall not be required to implement the payroll deduction procedure for Supplemental Insurance Coverage. The Company shall remit such deductions to the Insurer or other entity designated by the Union within a reasonable time after such deductions are made.
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