Examples of SEBB benefits in a sentence
If an employee was not anticipated to work 630 hours in a school year but meets that eligibility criteria during the school year, the employee will become eligible for SEBB benefits and will begin coverage in the month following this establishment of eligibility.
A special open enrollment event must be an event other than a school employee gaining initial eligibility or regaining eligibility for SEBB benefits.
A school employee must use the SEBB My Account online enrollment system or submit a School Employee Enrollment form to their SEBB Organization when they become newly eligible for SEBB benefits.
The school employee’s SEBB organization will inform the school employee in writing whether or not they are eligible for SEBB benefits upon employment and whenever their eligibility status changes.
Qualified Employees will be provided SEBB benefits that include medical, dental, vision, basic life/accidental insurance and long-term disability insurance.
All of the rules in chapters 182-30, 182-31, and 182-32 WAC apply, except for all rules governing SEBB benefits that are not available to school employees whose eligibility is established under this section.
A school employee and their dependents who are enrolled in medical, dental, or vision under a group plan offered by a SEBB organization on December 31, 2019, who lose eligibility because the school employee is not eligible for SEBB benefits, may elect to enroll in one or more of the following SEBB benefits: medical, dental, or vision coverage.
A school employee must submit a School Employee Enrollment/Change form to their SEBB Organization when they become newly eligible for SEBB benefits.
Medical coverage begins on the school employee’s first day of work when their first day of work is on or after September 1, but not later than the first day of school for the current school year as established by the SEBB organization.2. When a school employee establishes eligibility toward SEBB benefits at any time in the month of August, medical coverage begins on September 1 only if the school employee is also determined to be eligible for the school year that begins on September 1.
A school employee and their Dependents who are enrolled in medical, dental, or vision under a group plan offered by a SEBB organization on December 31, 2019, who lose eligibility because the school employee is not eligible for SEBB benefits, may elect to enroll in one or more of the following SEBB benefits: Medical, dental, or vision coverage.