Member Benefits. Members shall be entitled to the following benefits during the term of this Agreement, save and except as otherwise hereinafter provided:
Member Benefits a. Value Created by AEEC, AMC, and FSEMC: AEEC, AMC, and FSEMC cooperatively establish common technical standards and develop shared technical solutions that no one organization could develop independently. The primary benefit of membership is to ensure the continued viability and success of these industry activities. Active participation and financial support provided by Members are the critical factors that enable the AEEC, AMC, and FSEMC to create value by improving cost effectiveness, increasing productivity, and reducing lifecycle costs for airlines; aircraft and flight simulator manufacturers; avionics suppliers; and aviation, maintenance, training, and communication service providers. Members also benefit from the information exchange among participants in the activities and the ARINC Standards and other technical deliverables that result from the work of these activities.
Member Benefits. 16.01 The Board shall make the following plans available to members consistent with the rules and regulations of the respective plans. If a member is authorized to work beyond age 65, the Health Care Benefits provided in this collective agreement with the exception of those benefits provided for in Article 16.01(e) will continue until the member retires, with the Ontario Drug Plan being the first payer for benefits [2007]:
Member Benefits. It is hereby agreed that the following benefits will continue for the term of this Agreement:
Member Benefits. Mercy Flights offers a membership program that allows for quality emergency care at little or no cost to our members. Two types of membership programs are offered, Individual and Group. Members enrolling in the Group program receive discounts on their annual membership rates. Membership benefits and services are the same for both programs. Mercy Flights will bill your insurance company for the services provided. As a member of Mercy Flights, the members insurance payment or payments are considered payment in full. Members pay nothing out of pocket for Mercy Flights services if Mercy Flights receives any payment from the member’s insurance or other third−party payer. If insurance does not make any payment on that service, the member is responsible for 50% of the Mercy Flights service bill. This 50% responsibility also applies to any denied, disallowed, or non−medically necessary Mercy Flights ambulance charge, as determined by the member’s insurance company or other third−party payer. This 50% patient responsibility also applies when the full charge for service is applied to the patient’s insurance deductible. If a member does not have any ambulance coverage insurance, they are responsible for 50% of the Mercy Flights service bill. In cases where insurance does not pay the full amount due or pays incorrectly, the member is responsible in assisting Mercy Flights to ensure proper payment from the insurance company. Mercy Flights membership benefits apply only to services rendered by Mercy Flights for all eligible household members. Member Eligibility: Membership benefits are available for eligible household members listed on the membership record at the time of transport if the transport is an emergent, medically necessary transport to the most suitable facility, performed by Mercy Flights or reciprocal partners (subject to the reciprocal program’s rules). Eligible households consist of all persons who are dependents on your tax form or permanent residents of the same single−family occupancy, non− commercial residence, living together as a family unit. In addition, disabled children and physically dependent parents will continue their membership if they move from the household into a care facility.
Member Benefits. 2.1. Membership in the WiNDC advisory board with the opportunity to participate in an annual meeting and vote on directions for database development.
Member Benefits. 3.1 Reports, papers, theses, and dissertations produced as the result of CPES Core Research program will be made available free of charge to all CPES Industry Full Members in a timely manner via the CPES password-protected website.
Member Benefits. ICP will generally promote through the ICP Sites any special or promotional offers made available by or on behalf of ICP through any ICP Interactive Site or any other distribution channel. In addition, ICP shall promote through the ICP Sites on a regular and consistent basis special offers exclusively available to AOL Members ("AOL Exclusive Offers"). ICP shall, at all times, feature at least one AOL Exclusive Offer for AOL Members (except as otherwise mutually agreed upon by the Parties). The AOL Exclusive Offer made available by ICP shall provide a substantial member benefit to AOL Members, either by virtue of a meaningful price discount, product enhancement, unique service benefit or other special feature. The Parties shall meet from time to time during the Term, (e.g. quarterly) to agree upon any such AOL Exclusive Offers. In any event, ICP will provide AOL with reasonable prior notice of AOL Exclusive Offers and other special offers so that AOL can, in its editorial discretion, market the availability of such offers.
Member Benefits. 1. Bargaining unit members may utilize After Care services at no cost when required to attend school-related meetings outside of the Teacher Work Day.
Member Benefits. 3.1 Intellectual Property—Rights in Technology Members have the right to review and use Research Results and to review and license Technologies, as set out in this Agreement, developed within the Consortium before it is offered to non-members. AGL must disclose intellectual properties to UH according to the University of Houston System Board of Regents Policy. Technologies developed under this Consortium Research Program shall be owned by the UH and shall be managed by the UH Office of Intellectual Property Management (OIPM) according to University of Houston Board of Regents Policy. Intellectual Property issues and approvals will be coordinated by the UH OIPM.
