Common use of Health and Life Insurance Coverage Clause in Contracts

Health and Life Insurance Coverage. During the term of this Agreement, health and life insurance benefits shall be provided to all eligible Faculty members covered by this Agreement in accordance with the Illinois State Employees Group Insurance Act of 1971, (5 ILCS 375-1), as amended from time to time. The parties agree to accept the terms and conditions of life and health insurance benefits, including costs to Faculty members required for participation in the plan administered by the Department of Central Management Services. Nothing herein shall preclude the University Joint Benefits Committee from reviewing benefits and making advisory recommendations concerning benefits to the Board and the Association. The Association President shall appoint two Faculty members to the Joint Benefits Committee. The Association and the Board agree to work cooperatively through the Joint Benefits Committee and joint lobbying efforts to minimize the effects of possible increases in health insurance premiums and reductions in services, to request that CMS explore alternatives such as Health Care Accounts under Section 105 of the IRS Code, and to maintain domestic partner benefits. As of July 1, 2006, domestic partners of eligible Faculty are covered by the Department of Central Management Services’ plan for life and health benefits. As long as this coverage continues, the reimbursement plan negotiated between the parties in the Fall of 2004 shall be unavailable to Faculty. In the event the CMS plan is discontinued or modified so that benefits afforded domestic partners are not at least equal to those benefits afforded Faculty spouses, the parties agree to re-implement the previously agreed to reimbursement plan.

Health and Life Insurance Coverage. During the term of this Agreement, health and life insurance benefits shall be provided to all eligible Faculty members covered by this Agreement in accordance with the Illinois State Employees Group Insurance Act of 1971, (5 ILCS 375-1), as amended from time to time. The parties agree to accept the terms and conditions of life and health insurance benefits, including costs to Faculty members bargaining unit employees required for participation in the plan administered by the Department of Central Management Services. Nothing herein shall preclude the University Joint Benefits Committee from reviewing benefits and making advisory recommendations concerning benefits to the Board and the Association. The Association President shall appoint two Faculty members to the Joint Benefits Committee. The Association and the Board agree to work cooperatively through the Joint Benefits Committee and joint lobbying efforts to minimize the effects of possible increases in health insurance premiums and reductions in services, to request that CMS explore alternatives such as Health Care Accounts under Section 105 of the IRS Code, and to maintain domestic partner benefits. As of July 1, 2006, domestic partners of eligible Faculty are covered by the Department of Central Management Services’ plan for life and health benefits. As long as this coverage continues, the reimbursement plan negotiated between the parties in the Fall of 2004 shall be unavailable to Faculty. In the event the CMS plan is discontinued or modified so that benefits afforded domestic partners are not at least equal to those benefits afforded Faculty spouses, the parties agree to re-re- implement the previously agreed to reimbursement plan.. 51

Health and Life Insurance Coverage. During the term of this Agreement, health and life insurance benefits shall be provided to all eligible Faculty members covered by this Agreement in accordance with the Illinois State Employees Group Insurance Act of 1971, (5 ILCS 375-1), as amended from time to time. The parties agree to accept the terms and conditions of life and health insurance benefits, including costs to Faculty members required for participation in the plan administered by the Department of Central Management Services. Nothing herein shall preclude the University Joint Benefits Committee from reviewing benefits and making advisory recommendations concerning benefits to the Board and the Association. The Association President shall appoint two Faculty members to the Joint Benefits Committee. The Association and the Board agree to work cooperatively through the Joint Benefits Committee and joint lobbying efforts to minimize the effects of possible increases in health insurance premiums and reductions in services, to request that CMS explore alternatives such as Health Care Accounts under Section 105 of the IRS Code, and to maintain domestic partner benefits. As of July 1, 2006, domestic partners of eligible Faculty are covered by the Department of Central Management Services’ plan for life and health benefits. As long as this coverage continues, the reimbursement plan negotiated between the parties in the Fall of 2004 shall be unavailable to Faculty. In the event the CMS plan is discontinued or modified so that benefits afforded domestic partners are not at least equal to those benefits afforded Faculty spouses, the parties agree to re-implement the previously agreed to reimbursement plan.. 66

Health and Life Insurance Coverage. During the term of this Agreement, health and life insurance benefits shall be provided to all eligible Faculty members covered by this Agreement in accordance with the Illinois State Employees Group Insurance Act of 1971, (5 ILCS 375-1), as amended from time to time. The parties agree to accept the terms and conditions of life and health insurance benefits, including costs to Faculty members bargaining unit employees required for participation in the plan administered by the Department of Central Management Services. Nothing herein shall preclude the University Joint Benefits Committee from reviewing benefits and making advisory recommendations concerning benefits to the Board and the Association. The Association President shall appoint two Faculty members to the Joint Benefits Committee. The Association and the Board agree to work cooperatively through the Joint Benefits Committee and joint lobbying efforts to minimize the effects of possible increases in health insurance premiums and reductions in services, to request that CMS explore alternatives such as Health Care Accounts under Section 105 of the IRS Code, and to maintain domestic partner benefits. As of July 1, 2006, domestic partners of eligible Faculty are covered by the Department of Central Management Services’ plan for life and health benefits. As long as this coverage continues, the reimbursement plan negotiated between the parties in the Fall of 2004 shall be unavailable to Faculty. In the event the CMS plan is discontinued or modified so that benefits afforded domestic partners are not at least equal to those benefits afforded Faculty spouses, the parties agree to re-re- implement the previously agreed to reimbursement plan.

Health and Life Insurance Coverage. During the term of this Agreement, health and life insurance benefits shall be provided to all eligible Faculty members covered by this Agreement in accordance with the Illinois State Employees Group Insurance Act of 1971, (5 ILCS 375-1), as amended from time to time. The parties agree to accept the terms and conditions of life and health insurance benefits, including costs to Faculty members bargaining unit employees required for participation in the plan administered by the Department of Central Management Services. Nothing herein shall preclude the University Joint Benefits Committee from reviewing benefits and making advisory recommendations concerning benefits to the Board and the Association. The Association President shall appoint two Faculty members to the Joint Benefits Committee. The Association and the Board agree to work cooperatively through the Joint Benefits Committee and joint lobbying efforts to minimize the effects of possible increases in health insurance premiums and reductions in services, to request that CMS explore alternatives such as Health Care Accounts under Section 105 of the IRS Code, and to maintain domestic partner benefits. As of July 1, 2006, domestic partners of eligible Faculty are covered by the Department of Central Management Services’ plan for life and health benefits. As long as this coverage continues, the reimbursement plan negotiated between the parties in the Fall of 2004 shall be unavailable to Faculty. In the event the CMS plan is discontinued or modified so that benefits afforded domestic partners are not at least equal to those benefits afforded Faculty spouses, the parties agree to re-implement the previously agreed to reimbursement plan.