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Full Plan. A QCCC member who has earned ninety (90) hours’ pay in a month (120 hours’ pay for initial month’s coverage) will be included in the full plan for the month, which shall include the month's provincial medical care plan premium, if any. The Plan shall continue the dental, vision care, and major medical benefits to the surviving spouse of any employee who has been enrolled on the full plan whose estate is entitled to a death benefit under the plan for one (1) year from the death.
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Full Plan. Premium paid 100% for employees with 2 years seniority. Life/AD & D: $40,000 Healthcare: 100% out of country, Emergency treatment out of province and vision care. Percentage of all other covered changes as follows: YEAR 1 YEAR 2 YEAR 3 70% 70% 80% Drug Plan: $0 deductible No maximum Co-Insurance as follows: YEAR 1 YEAR 2 YEAR 3 70% 70% 80% Dental: $0 deductible Annual routine maximum $1500 1 visit/9 months 80% co-insurance Vision: Eye exams covered 100% Eye glasses/contact lenses and fittings, combined maximum. $150 in any 2 consecutive calendar years.

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