Married and Domestic Partners, Both of Whom are CUSD Employees Sample Clauses

Married and Domestic Partners, Both of Whom are CUSD Employees. The District’s contribution for two employees who are married to each other or who are domestic partners under the legal definition shall not exceed a total of twenty two thousand eight hundred sixty dollars ($22,860) per year, payable in monthly amounts. On January 2016, the District shall contribute up to an additional $600 per employee or up to the cost of Kaiser single, Delta Dental and VSP vision, per employee, whichever is less. For married and domestic partners employed by CUSD, the benefit will not exceed twenty two thousand eight hundred sixty dollars ($22,860).
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