HEALTH BENEFITS FOR EMPLOYEES ON MILITARY LEAVE Sample Clauses

HEALTH BENEFITS FOR EMPLOYEES ON MILITARY LEAVE. Employees who are ordered to active military duty shall be eligible to continue their family health coverage and family dental coverage and other benefits being provided under the National Benefit Fund while on unpaid military leave status with the Hospital. Beginning with the first full month of continuous leave, the Hospital shall make for that Employee a monthly payment to the National Benefit Fund in the amount sufficient to maintain the Employee’s benefit class prior to the military leave. The Employee must apply for this continuation of benefits and submit a copy of his/her military orders. This monthly payment will be made for a maximum of six (6) months, or for the duration of the military leave, whichever is less. Employees must reapply to continue health and dental benefits if their military leave is extended, or extends beyond six (6) months. Such special payment shall end when the Employee returns to work or ends military leave.
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