Common use of Premium Contribution Clause in Contracts

Premium Contribution. (1) For employees in a title Salary Grade 9 or below (or an employee in a position equated to Salary Grade 9 or below), the State agrees to pay 88 percent of the cost of individual coverage and 73 percent of the cost of dependent coverage for the hospital, medical/surgical, mental health and substance use, and prescription drug components under the Empire Plan. (2) For employees in a title Salary Grade 10 and above (or an employee in a position equated to Salary Grade 10 and above) the State agrees to pay 84 percent of the cost of individual coverage and 69 percent of the cost of dependent coverage for the hospital, medical/surgical, mental health and substance use, and prescription drug components under the Empire Plan. (3) For employees in a title Salary Grade 9 or below (or an employee in a position equated to Salary Grade 9 or below), the State agrees to pay 88 percent of the cost of individual coverage and 73 percent of the cost of dependent coverage toward the hospital, medical/surgical, mental health and substance use components of each HMO, not to exceed 100 percent of its dollar contribution for those components under the Empire Plan, and the State agrees to pay 88 percent of the cost of individual prescription drug coverage and 73 percent of dependent prescription drug coverage under each participating HMO. (4) For employees in a title Salary Grade 10 and above (or an employee in a position equated to Salary Grade 10 and above) the State agrees to pay 84 percent of the cost of individual coverage and 69 percent of the cost of dependent coverage toward the hospital, medical/surgical, mental health and substance use components of each HMO, not to exceed 100 percent of its dollar contribution for those components under the Empire Plan, and the State agrees to pay 84 percent of the cost of individual prescription drug coverage and 69 percent of the cost of dependent prescription drug coverage under each participating HMO.

Premium Contribution. (1a) For employees in a title Salary Grade 9 or below (or an employee in a position equated to Salary Grade 9 or below), the The State agrees to pay 88 90 percent of the cost of individual coverage and 73 75 percent of the cost of dependent coverage for the hospitalcoverage, medical/surgical, mental health and substance use, and prescription drug components provided under the Empire Plan. (2) For . The State shall pay 90 percent for individual prescription drug coverage and 75 percent for dependent prescription drug coverage under the Empire Plan. Effective October 1, 2011 for employees in a title Salary Grade 10 and above (or an employee in equated to a position equated to title Salary Grade 10 and above) the State agrees to pay 84 percent of the cost of individual coverage and 69 percent of the cost of dependent coverage provided under the Empire Plan and 84 percent for the hospital, medical/surgical, mental health and substance use, and individual prescription drug components coverage and 69 percent for dependent drug coverage under the Empire Plan. (3b) For employees in a title Salary Grade 9 or below (or an employee in a position equated to Salary Grade 9 or below), the The State agrees to pay 88 90 percent of the cost of individual coverage and 73 75 percent of the cost of dependent coverage coverage, toward the hospital, /medical/surgical, mental health and substance use abuse components of each HMO, not to exceed exceed, 100 percent of its dollar contribution for those components under the Empire Plan, and the . The State agrees to will pay 88 90 percent of the cost of individual prescription drug coverage and 73 75 percent of the cost of dependent prescription drug coverage under each participating HMO. (4) For the Health Maintenance Organizations. Effective October 1, 2011 for employees in a title Salary Grade 10 and above (or an employee in equated to a position equated to title Salary Grade 10 and above) the State agrees to pay 84 percent of the cost of individual coverage and 69 percent of the cost of dependent coverage toward the hospital, /medical/surgical, mental health and substance use components abuse component of each HMO, not to exceed 100 percent of its dollar contribution for those components under the Empire Plan, Plan and the State agrees to pay 84 percent of the cost of individual prescription drug coverage and 69 percent of the cost of dependent prescription drug coverage under each participating HMO. (c) The unremarried spouse of an employee, who retires after April 1, 1979, with ten or more years of active State service and subsequently dies, shall be permitted to continue coverage in the health insurance program with payment at the same contribution rates as required of active employees. (d) The unremarried spouse of an active employee, who dies after April 1, 1979 and who, at the date of death was vested in the Employee's Retirement System and within ten years of his/her first date of eligibility for retirement shall be permitted to continue coverage in the health insurance program with payment at the same contribution rates as required of active employees. (e) Any employee who is a member of the New York State Policemen's and Firemen's Retirement System and eligible to continue health insurance coverage upon retirement and who is entitled to a sick leave credit to be used to defray his/her contribution toward the cost of the premium shall have the value of his/her sick leave credit calculated based upon the actuarial life expectancies chart used by the New York State Policemen’s and Firemen’s Retirement System. For employees retiring on or after December 31, 2011, the basic monthly value of the sick leave credit shall continue to be calculated in the same manner except that the calculation shall be based on the “1999 Unisex” actuarial table of life expectancy used by the New York State Employees Retirement System.

Premium Contribution. (1a) For employees in a title Salary Grade 9 or below (or an employee in a position equated to Salary Grade 9 or below), the The State agrees to pay 88 90 percent of the cost of individual coverage and 73 75 percent of the cost of dependent coverage for the hospitalcoverage, medical/surgical, mental health and substance use, and prescription drug components provided under the Empire Plan. (2) For . The State shall pay 90 percent for individual prescription drug coverage and 75 percent for dependent prescription drug coverage under the Empire Plan. Effective October 1, 2011 for employees in a title Salary Grade 10 and above (or an employee in equated to a position equated to title Salary Grade 10 and above) the State agrees to pay 84 percent of the cost of individual coverage and 69 percent of the cost of dependent coverage provided under the Empire Plan and 84 percent for the hospital, medical/surgical, mental health and substance use, and individual prescription drug components coverage and 69 percent for dependent drug coverage under the Empire Plan. (3b) For employees in a title Salary Grade 9 or below (or an employee in a position equated to Salary Grade 9 or below), the The State agrees to pay 88 90 percent of the cost of individual coverage and 73 75 percent of the cost of dependent coverage coverage, toward the hospital, /medical/surgical, mental health and substance use abuse components of each HMO, not to exceed exceed, 100 percent of its dollar contribution for those components under the Empire Plan, and the . The State agrees to will pay 88 90 percent of the cost of individual prescription drug coverage and 73 75 percent of the cost of dependent prescription drug coverage under each participating HMO. (4) For the Health Maintenance Organizations. Effective October 1, 2011 for employees in a title Salary Grade 10 and above (or an employee in equated to a position equated to title Salary Grade 10 and above) the State agrees to pay 84 percent of the cost of individual coverage and 69 percent of the cost of dependent coverage toward the hospital, /medical/surgical, mental health and substance use components abuse component of each HMO, not to exceed 100 percent of its dollar contribution for those components under the Empire Plan, Plan and the State agrees to pay 84 percent of the cost of individual prescription drug coverage and 69 percent of the cost of dependent prescription drug coverage under each participating HMO. (c) The un-remarried spouse of an employee, who retires after April 1, 1979, with ten or more years of active State service and subsequently dies, shall be permitted to continue coverage in the health insurance program with payment at the same contribution rates as required of active employees. (d) The un-remarried spouse of an active employee, who dies after April 1, 1979 and who, at the date of death was vested in the Employee's Retirement System and within ten years of his/her first date of eligibility for retirement shall be permitted to continue coverage in the health insurance program with payment at the same contribution rates as required of active employees. (e) Effective December 31, 2011, any employee eligible to continue health insurance coverage upon retirement and who is entitled to a sick leave credit to be used to defray their contribution toward the cost of the premium shall have the value of their sick leave credit calculated based on the actuarial table applicable to the retirement system such employee retires from.

Premium Contribution. (a) Effective October 1) For , 2011, for employees in a title Salary Grade 9 or below (or an employee in a position equated to Salary Grade 9 or below), the State agrees to pay 88 percent of the cost of individual coverage and 73 percent of the cost of dependent coverage for the hospital, medical/surgical, mental health and substance useabuse, and prescription drug components under the Empire Plan. (2) For . Effective October 1, 2011, for employees in a title Salary Grade 10 and above (or an employee in a position equated to Salary Grade 10 and above) the State agrees to pay 84 percent of the cost of individual coverage and 69 percent of the cost of dependent coverage for the hospital, medical/surgical, mental health and substance useabuse, and prescription drug components under the Empire Plan. (3b) For Effective October 1, 2011, for employees in a title Salary Grade 9 or below (or an employee in a position equated to Salary Grade 9 or below), the State agrees to pay 88 percent of the cost of individual coverage and 73 percent of the cost of dependent coverage toward the hospital, medical/surgical, mental health and substance use abuse components of each HMO, not to exceed 100 percent of its dollar contribution for those components under the Empire Plan, and the State agrees to pay 88 percent of the cost of individual prescription drug coverage and 73 percent of dependent prescription drug coverage under each participating HMO. (4) For . Effective October 1, 2011, for employees in a title Salary Grade 10 and above (or an employee in a position equated to Salary Grade 10 and above) the State agrees to pay 84 percent of the cost of individual coverage and 69 percent of the cost of dependent coverage toward the hospital, medical/surgical, mental health and substance use abuse components of each HMO, not to exceed 100 percent of its dollar contribution for those components under the Empire Plan, and the State agrees to pay 84 percent of the cost of individual prescription drug coverage and 69 percent of the cost of dependent prescription drug coverage under each participating HMO.

Premium Contribution. (a) The State agrees to pay 90 percent of the cost of individual coverage and 75 percent of the cost of dependent coverage, provided under the Empire Plan. The State shall pay 90 percent for individual prescription drug coverage and 75 percent for dependent prescription drug coverage under the Empire Plan. Effective October 1) For , 2011, for employees in a title Salary Grade 9 or below (or an employee in equated to a position equated to Salary Grade 9 or below), the State agrees to pay 88 percent of the cost of individual coverage and 73 percent of the cost of dependent coverage coverage. Effective October 1, 2011, for the hospital, medical/surgical, mental health and substance use, and prescription drug components under the Empire Plan. (2) For employees in a title Salary Grade 10 and above (or an employee in equated to a position equated to title Salary Grade 10 and above) the State agrees to pay 84 percent of the cost of individual coverage and 69 percent of the cost of dependent coverage. (b) The State agrees to pay 90 percent of the cost of individual coverage for and 75 percent of the cost of dependent coverage, toward the hospital, /medical/surgical, mental health and substance useabuse components of each HMO, and prescription drug not to exceed, 100 percent of its dollar contribution for those components under the Empire Plan. (3) For . The State will pay 90 percent of the cost of individual prescription drug coverage and 75 percent of the cost of dependent prescription drug coverage under the Health Maintenance Organizations. Effective October 1, 2011, for employees in a title Salary Grade 9 or below (or an employee in equated to a position equated to title Salary Grade 9 or below), the State agrees to pay 88 percent of the cost of individual coverage and 73 percent of the cost of dependent coverage toward the hospital, /medical/surgical, mental health and substance use components abuse component of each HMO, not to exceed 100 percent of its dollar contribution for those components under the Empire Plan, and the State agrees to pay 88 percent of the cost of individual prescription drug coverage and 73 percent of dependent prescription drug coverage under each participating HMO. (4) For . Effective October 1, 2011, for employees in a title Salary Grade 10 and above (or an employee in equated to a position equated to title Salary Grade 10 and above) the State agrees to pay 84 percent of the cost of individual coverage and 69 percent of the cost of dependent coverage toward the hospital, /medical/surgical, mental health and substance use components abuse component of each HMO, not to exceed 100 percent of its dollar contribution for those components under the Empire Plan, and the State agrees to pay 84 percent of the cost of individual prescription drug coverage and 69 percent of the cost of dependent prescription drug coverage under each participating HMO.

Premium Contribution. (a) The State agrees to pay 90 percent of the cost of individual coverage and 75 percent of the cost of dependent coverage, provided under the Empire Plan. The State shall pay 90 percent for individual prescription drug coverage and 75 percent for dependent prescription drug coverage under the Empire Plan. Effective October 1) For , 2011, for employees in a title Salary Grade 9 or below (or an employee in equated to a position equated to Salary Grade 9 or below), the State agrees to pay 88 percent of the cost of individual coverage and 73 percent of the cost of dependent coverage coverage. Effective October 1,2011, for the hospital, medical/surgical, mental health and substance use, and prescription drug components under the Empire Plan. (2) For employees in a title Salary Grade 10 and above (or an employee in equated to a position equated to title Salary Grade 10 and above) the State agrees to pay 84 percent of the cost of individual coverage and 69 percent of the cost of dependent coverage. (b) The State agrees to pay 90 percent of the cost of individual coverage for and 75 percent of the cost of dependent coverage, toward the hospital, /medical/surgical, mental health and substance useabuse components of each HMO, and prescription drug not to exceed, 100 percent of its dollar contribution for those components under the Empire Plan. (3) For . The State will pay 90 percent of the cost of individual prescription drug coverage and 75 percent of the cost of dependent prescription drug coverage under the Health Maintenance Organizations. Effective October 1,2011, for employees in a title Salary Grade 9 or below (or an employee in equated to a position equated to title Salary Grade 9 or below), the State agrees to pay 88 percent of the cost of individual coverage and 73 percent of the cost of dependent coverage toward the hospital, /medical/surgical, mental health and substance use components abuse component of each HMO, not to exceed 100 percent of its dollar contribution for those components under the Empire Plan, and the State agrees to pay 88 percent of the cost of individual prescription drug coverage and 73 percent of dependent prescription drug coverage under each participating HMO. (4) For . Effective October 1,2011, for employees in a title Salary Grade 10 and above (or an employee in equated to a position equated to title Salary Grade 10 and above) the State agrees to pay 84 percent of the cost of individual coverage and 69 percent of the cost of dependent coverage toward the hospital, /medical/surgical, mental health and substance use components abuse component of each HMO, not to exceed 100 percent of its dollar contribution for those components under the Empire Plan, and the State agrees to pay 84 percent of the cost of individual prescription drug coverage and 69 percent of the cost of dependent prescription drug coverage under each participating HMO.