BENEFITS PROVIDED THROUGH THE TRUST Sample Clauses

BENEFITS PROVIDED THROUGH THE TRUST. ‌ The SEIU 775 Multi---Employer Health Benefits Trust (“Trust”) provides medical, dental, prescription drug and vision coverage for eligible workers as a unified and comprehensive benefit program. Subject to the continued availability of reimbursement from the Employer’s state funding sources, the Employer shall provide comprehensive employee health care, dental, prescription drug and vision benefits through the Trust to the extent available. The bargaining parties acknowledge that the Trust has the sole discretion to determine the benefit plans offered and their terms provided that such coverage meets the requirements for multiemployer plan interim relief set forth in Shared Responsibility for Employers Regarding Health Coverage, 26 CFR Parts 1, 54, and 301, 78 Fed. Reg, 217, and any successor guidance. The Trust shall coordinate with the Employer in regards to providing Plan information to eligible employees and dependents (where applicable).
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BENEFITS PROVIDED THROUGH THE TRUST. ‌ The SEIU 775 Multi---Employer Health Benefits Trust (“Trust”) provides medical, dental, prescription drug and vision coverage for eligible workers as a unified and comprehensive benefit program. Subject to the continued availability of reimbursement from the Employer’s state funding sources, the Employer shall provide comprehensive employee health care, dental, prescription drug and vision benefits through the Trust. The Employer, the Trust, and the carriers participating in the Trust shall coordinate to provide benefit plan design and enrollment information to eligible employees.
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