Common use of Medical Insurance Premiums Clause in Contracts

Medical Insurance Premiums. District shall pay employee medical insurance premiums up to a maximum amount not to exceed the District “Maximum Contribution” for each level (employee only, employee plus one dependent, and employee plus two or more dependents). Payment by District shall be for employee or employee plus eligible dependents, whichever represents the employee’s situation. The employee shall pay the balance of the cost incurred in excess of the medical insurance premium Maximum Contribution. If the medical insurance premium of the plan an employee selects is less than the District Maximum Contribution, the District shall only pay the amount of the premium cost of the selected plan. The District medical insurance premium Maximum Contribution for calendar year 2018 is as follows: Employee Only Employee + 1 Dependent Employee + 2 or more Dependents District Maximum Contribution $780.00 $1,560.00 $2,028.00 Effective January 1, 2019, Local 39 employees will share in the cost of future medical insurance premium increases above the Kaiser rate as described in the example below. Each year, cost increases in the Kaiser premium rates will be shared 50% by the District and 50% by the employee. For calendar year 2019, the Kaiser premium rates for 2019 will be compared to the District Maximum Contribution for 2018; if the Kaiser rate is higher than the 2018 District Maximum Contribution, then the new District Maximum Contribution will be calculated by adding 50% of the increase to the Kaiser 2018 premium rate to establish the Maximum Contribution for calendar year 2019. If the Kaiser premium rate for 2019 is less than the District Maximum Contribution for 2018, then the District Maximum Contribution rate for calendar year 2019 will be: Employee Only Employee + 1 Dependent Employee + 2 or more Dependents District Maximum Contribution $780.00 $1,560.00 $2,028.00 For calendar year 2020, the Kaiser premium rates for 2020 will be compared to the District Maximum Contribution for 2019; if the Kaiser rate is higher than the 2019 District Maximum Contribution, then the new District Maximum Contribution will be calculated by taking 50% of the increase in the Kaiser 2020 premium rate over the 2019 District Maximum Contribution, then adding it to the 2019 District Maximum Contribution, to establish the new Maximum Contribution for calendar year 2020. If the Kaiser premium rate for 2020 is less than the District Maximum Contribution for 2019, then the District Maximum Contribution rate for calendar year 2020 will remain the same as the Maximum Contribution amount for 2019. For calendar year 2021, the Kaiser premium rates for 2021 will be compared to the District Maximum Contribution rates for 2020; if the Kaiser rate is higher than the 2020 District Maximum Contribution, then the new District Maximum Contribution will be calculated by taking 50% of the increase in the Kaiser 2021 premium rate over the 2020 District Maximum Contribution, then adding it to the 2020 District Maximum Contribution, to establish the Maximum Contribution for calendar year 2021. If the Kaiser premium rate for 2021 is less than the District Maximum Contribution for 2020, then the District Maximum Contribution rate for calendar year 2021 will remain the same as the Maximum Contribution amount for 2020. EXAMPLE Premium Increase from Maximum Contribution DSRSD Share of Increase Local 39 Share of Increase District Max Contribution Max Contribution 2019 $ 2,028 (example assumes Kaiser rate decreased in 2019) Kaiser Rate 2020 $ 2,195 $ 167 $ 83.50 $ 83.50 $ 2,112 Local 39 employees will pay those amounts in excess of the District medical insurance premium Maximum Contribution and the premium of the plan they select. District Maximum Contribution amounts will be rounded up to the nearest dollar.

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Medical Insurance Premiums. District shall pay employee medical insurance premiums up to a maximum amount not to exceed the District “Maximum Contribution” for each level (employee only, employee plus one dependent, and employee plus two or more dependents). Payment by District shall be for employee or employee plus eligible dependents, whichever represents the employee’s situation. The employee shall pay the balance of the cost incurred in excess of the medical insurance premium Maximum Contribution. If the medical insurance premium of the plan an employee selects is less than the District Maximum Contribution, the District shall only pay the amount of the premium cost of the selected plan. The District medical insurance premium Maximum Contribution for calendar year 2018 is as follows: Employee Only Employee + 1 Dependent Employee + 2 or more Dependents District Maximum Contribution $780.00 $1,560.00 $2,028.00 Effective January 1, 2019, Local 39 MEBU employees will share in the cost of future medical insurance premium increases above the Kaiser rate as described in the example below. Each year, cost increases in the Kaiser premium rates will be shared 50% by the District and 50% by the employee. For calendar year 2019, the Kaiser premium rates for 2019 will be compared to the District Maximum Contribution for 2018; if the Kaiser rate is higher than the 2018 District Maximum Contribution, then the new District Maximum Contribution will be calculated by adding 50% of the increase to the Kaiser 2018 premium rate to establish the Maximum Contribution for calendar year 2019. If the Kaiser premium rate for 2019 is less than the District Maximum Contribution for 2018, then the District Maximum Contribution rate for calendar year 2019 will be: Employee Only Employee + 1 Dependent Employee + 2 or more Dependents District Maximum Contribution $780.00 $1,560.00 $2,028.00 For calendar year 2020, the Kaiser premium rates for 2020 will be compared to the District Maximum Contribution for 2019; if the Kaiser rate is higher than the 2019 District Maximum Contribution, then the new District Maximum Contribution will be calculated by taking 50% of the increase in the Kaiser 2020 premium rate over the 2019 District Maximum Contribution, then adding it to the 2019 District Maximum Contribution, to establish the new Maximum Contribution for calendar year 2020. If the Kaiser premium rate for 2020 is less than the District Maximum Contribution for 2019, then the District Maximum Contribution rate for calendar year 2020 will remain the same as the Maximum Contribution amount for 2019. For calendar year 2021, the Kaiser premium rates for 2021 will be compared to the District Maximum Contribution rates for 2020; if the Kaiser rate is higher than the 2020 District Maximum Contribution, then the new District Maximum Contribution will be calculated by taking 50% of the increase in the Kaiser 2021 premium rate over the 2020 District Maximum Contribution, then adding it to the 2020 District Maximum Contribution, to establish the Maximum Contribution for calendar year 2021. If the Kaiser premium rate for 2021 is less than the District Maximum Contribution for 2020, then the District Maximum Contribution rate for calendar year 2021 will remain the same as the Maximum Contribution amount for 2020. EXAMPLE Premium Increase from Maximum Contribution DSRSD Share of Increase Local 39 MEBU Share of Increase District Max Contribution Max Contribution 2019 $ 2,028 (example assumes Kaiser rate decreased in 2019) Kaiser Rate 2020 $ 2,195 $ 167 $ 83.50 $ 83.50 $ 2,112 Local 39 MEBU employees will pay those amounts in excess of the District medical insurance premium Maximum Contribution and the premium of the plan they select. District Maximum Contribution amounts will be rounded up to the nearest dollar.

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Samples: Dublin San Ramon Services District

Medical Insurance Premiums. District shall pay employee medical insurance premiums up to a maximum amount not to exceed the District “Maximum Contribution” for each level (employee only, employee plus one dependent, and employee plus two or more dependents). Payment by District shall be for employee or employee plus eligible dependents, whichever represents the employee’s situation. The employee shall pay the balance of the cost incurred in excess of the medical insurance premium Maximum Contribution. If the medical insurance premium of the plan an employee selects is less than the District Maximum Contribution, the District shall only pay the amount of the premium cost of the selected plan. The District medical insurance premium Maximum Contribution for calendar year 2018 is as follows: Employee Only Employee + 1 Dependent Employee + 2 or more Dependents District Maximum Contribution $780.00 $1,560.00 $2,028.00 Effective January 1, 2019, Local 39 PEBU employees will share in the cost of future medical insurance premium increases above the Kaiser rate as described in the example below. Each year, cost increases in the Kaiser premium rates will be shared 50% by the District and 50% by the employee. For calendar year 2019, the Kaiser premium rates for 2019 will be compared to the District Maximum Contribution for 2018; if the Kaiser rate is higher than the 2018 District Maximum Contribution, then the new District Maximum Contribution will be calculated by adding 50% of the increase to the Kaiser 2018 premium rate to establish the Maximum Contribution for calendar year 2019. If the Kaiser premium rate for 2019 is less than the District Maximum Contribution for 2018, then the District Maximum Contribution rate for calendar year 2019 will be: Employee Only Employee + 1 Dependent Employee + 2 or more Dependents District Maximum Contribution $780.00 $1,560.00 $2,028.00 For calendar year 2020, the Kaiser premium rates for 2020 will be compared to the District Maximum Contribution for 2019; if the Kaiser rate is higher than the 2019 District Maximum Contribution, then the new District Maximum Contribution will be calculated by taking 50% of the increase in the Kaiser 2020 premium rate over the 2019 District Maximum Contribution, then adding it to the 2019 District Maximum Contribution, to establish the new Maximum Contribution for calendar year 2020. If the Kaiser premium rate for 2020 is less than the District Maximum Contribution for 2019, then the District Maximum Contribution rate for calendar year 2020 will remain the same as the Maximum Contribution amount for 2019. For calendar year 2021, the Kaiser premium rates for 2021 will be compared to the District Maximum Contribution rates for 2020; if the Kaiser rate is higher than the 2020 District Maximum Contribution, then the new District Maximum Contribution will be calculated by taking 50% of the increase in the Kaiser 2021 premium rate over the 2020 District Maximum Contribution, then adding it to the 2020 District Maximum Contribution, to establish the Maximum Contribution for calendar year 2021. If the Kaiser premium rate for 2021 is less than the District Maximum Contribution for 2020, then the District Maximum Contribution rate for calendar year 2021 will remain the same as the Maximum Contribution amount for 2020. EXAMPLE Premium Increase from Maximum Contribution DSRSD Share of Increase Local 39 PEBU Share of Increase District Max Contribution Max Contribution 2019 $ 2,028 (example assumes Kaiser rate decreased in 2019) Kaiser Rate 2020 $ 2,195 $ 167 $ 83.50 $ 83.50 $ 2,112 Local 39 PEBU employees will pay those amounts in excess of the District medical insurance premium Maximum Contribution and the premium of the plan they select. District Maximum Contribution amounts will be rounded up to the nearest dollar.

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Samples: Dublin San Ramon Services District

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Medical Insurance Premiums. District shall pay employee medical insurance premiums up to a maximum amount not to exceed the District “Maximum Contribution” for each level (employee only, employee plus one dependent, and employee plus two or more dependents). Payment by District shall be for employee or employee plus eligible dependents, whichever represents the employee’s situation. The employee shall pay the balance of the cost incurred in excess of the medical insurance premium Maximum Contribution. If the medical insurance premium of the plan an employee selects is less than the District Maximum Contribution, the District shall only pay the amount of the premium cost of the selected plan. The District medical insurance premium Maximum Contribution for calendar year 2018 is as follows: Employee Only Employee + 1 Dependent Employee + 2 or more Dependents District Maximum Contribution $780.00 $1,560.00 $2,028.00 Effective January 1, 2019, Local 39 CEBU employees will share in the cost of future medical insurance premium increases above the Kaiser rate as described in the example below. Each year, cost increases in the Kaiser premium rates will be shared 50% by the District and 50% by the employee. For calendar year 2019, the Kaiser premium rates for 2019 will be compared to the District Maximum Contribution for 2018; if the Kaiser rate is higher than the 2018 District Maximum Contribution, then the new District Maximum Contribution will be calculated by adding 50% of the increase to the Kaiser 2018 premium rate to establish the Maximum Contribution for calendar year 2019. If the Kaiser premium rate for 2019 is less than the District Maximum Contribution for 2018, then the District Maximum Contribution rate for calendar year 2019 will be: Employee Only Employee + 1 Dependent Employee + 2 or more Dependents District Maximum Contribution $780.00 $1,560.00 $2,028.00 For calendar year 2020, the Kaiser premium rates for 2020 will be compared to the District Maximum Contribution for 2019; if the Kaiser rate is higher than the 2019 District Maximum Contribution, then the new District Maximum Contribution will be calculated by taking 50% of the increase in the Kaiser 2020 premium rate over the 2019 District Maximum Contribution, then adding it to the 2019 District Maximum Contribution, to establish the new Maximum Contribution for calendar year 2020. If the Kaiser premium rate for 2020 is less than the District Maximum Contribution for 2019, then the District Maximum Contribution rate for calendar year 2020 will remain the same as the Maximum Contribution amount for 2019. For calendar year 2021, the Kaiser premium rates for 2021 will be compared to the District Maximum Contribution rates for 2020; if the Kaiser rate is higher than the 2020 District Maximum Contribution, then the new District Maximum Contribution will be calculated by taking 50% of the increase in the Kaiser 2021 premium rate over the 2020 District Maximum Contribution, then adding it to the 2020 District Maximum Contribution, to establish the Maximum Contribution for calendar year 2021. If the Kaiser premium rate for 2021 is less than the District Maximum Contribution for 2020, then the District Maximum Contribution rate for calendar year 2021 will remain the same as the Maximum Contribution amount for 2020. EXAMPLE Premium Increase from Maximum Contribution DSRSD Share of Increase Local 39 CEBU Share of Increase District Max Contribution Max Contribution 2019 $ 2,028 (example assumes Kaiser rate decreased in 2019) Kaiser Rate 2020 $ 2,195 $ 167 $ 83.50 $ 83.50 $ 2,112 Local 39 Confidential employees will pay those amounts in excess of the District medical insurance health care premium Maximum Contribution and the premium of the plan they select. District Maximum Contribution amounts will be rounded up to the nearest dollar.

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Samples: Confidential Employees Bargaining Unit

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