Examples of Ohio retirement system in a sentence
Whenever a Bargaining unit member, grandfathered in at the 85% premium paid by the Board retires under a State of Ohio retirement system, the Board will move the most senior employee hired after August 1, 2009 from the Board payment of seventy percent (70%) of the health insurance premium up to eighty-five percent (85%) of the health insurance premium being paid by the Board.
Whenever a Bargaining unit member, grandfathered in at the 85% premium paid by the Board retires under a State of Ohio retirement system, or leaves the employment of Ironton City School District, the Board will move the most senior employee hired after August 1, 2009 from the Board payment of seventy-five percent (75%) of the health insurance premium up to eighty-five percent (85%) of the health insurance premium being paid by the Board.
Whenever a Bargaining unit member, grandfathered in at the 85% premium paid by the Board retires under a State of Ohio retirement system, the Board will move the most senior employee hired after August 1, 2009 from the Board payment of seventy percent (70%) of the health insurance premium up to eighty percent (80%) of the health insurance premium being paid by the Board.
In all cases, years of service under any State of Ohio retirement system which may be combined with SERS, such as STRS or PERS, and any service credit which a member purchases under provisions of SERS, will be included in determining the first year of full service retirement eligibility provision of this Article.
Xxxxxxxxx pay will be paid only to those unit members who are retiring from active teaching service by utilizing either regular, early, or disability retirement provisions of any State of Ohio retirement system and whose retirement status has been confirmed (by a copy of a retirement pay stub or other documentation reasonably satisfactory to the Board’s Treasurer) by the retirement system.
Employee must be eligible for retirement as of the last date of the employee’s service with the District and evidence of retirement benefits must be presented from a State of Ohio retirement system.
Children may be covered on their own or under the surviving spouse as a dependent.Dependent Eligibility Guidelines SpouseA spouse who is not eligible for health care coverage through another Ohio retirement system is eligible as a dependent under the OP&F-sponsored health care coverage unless they have access to another group health care plan, but a spouse who is legally separated on or afterJan.
The Employer will pick up each employee's contribution to the appropriate State of Ohio retirement system by the salary reduction method (no cost to the Employer).
Likewise, if your spouse is eligible for health care coverage at another Ohio retirement system, your spouse cannot be on your SERS coverage.Eligible coverage includes instances where an Ohio retirement system provides a payment, stipend, or reimbursement to obtain medical or prescription coverage.
If you have five (5) years of retirement credit with an Ohio retirement system (PERS, SERS, or STRS), and if you have completed a tour of active military service, you are entitled to "buyback" up to five (5) years of military time for retirement credit.