Retiree with Spouse on Active Status Sample Clauses

Retiree with Spouse on Active Status. A unit member eligible and applying to retire may postpone eligibility for this benefit if the retiring unit member has an active, benefits-eligible spouse also employed by the District who will cover said unit members as a plan dependent. The retiring unit member may postpone eligibility for retiree benefits coverage described above until such time as the spouse retires or otherwise loses coverage. Such coverage shall not extend beyond the time the retiree would have otherwise become eligible for Medicare coverage.
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