Cash Benefit in Lieu of Insurance Coverage Sample Clauses

Cash Benefit in Lieu of Insurance Coverage. For each member of the bargaining unit that elects not to enroll in any Board paid medical insurance programs, the Board agrees to pay a cash benefit of $1,500 each year, on or before June 30. In any year (defined as August 1 through July
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Cash Benefit in Lieu of Insurance Coverage. For each member of the bargaining unit that elects not to enroll in any Board paid medical insurance programs, the Board agrees to pay a cash benefit of $1,500 each year, on or before June 30. In any year (defined as August 1 through July 31) that the bargaining unit has 17 or more FTEs not enrolled in a Board paid medical insurance program, the cash benefit will be $2,500. All bargaining unit members who choose the cash benefit must provide proof of health insurance coverage. Any bargaining unit member who elects to receive the cash benefit and who involuntarily loses other medical insurance coverage due to the unemployment of his or her spouse, death of his or her spouse, or divorce or legal separation from his or her spouse will be permitted to revoke his or her election of the cash benefit and to elect medical insurance coverage, subject to the Internal Revenue Code Section 125 rule permitting mid˗year change in elections and the terms of the medical insurance policy. For any bargaining unit member who starts or leaves employment during the contract year, or drops out of the cash benefit option pursuant to the Section 125 rules, the cash benefit will be prorated for the period of the contract that the member is employed by the Board and not enrolled in the Board’s medical insurance plan. Part˗time staff members may participate on a percentage basis prorated based on the ratio of their service to that of a full˗time employee, using the same method of calculation as is used to determine their pay. The cash payment shall be part of the Section 125 Plan as set forth below (in subsection 4).
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