Retirees Covered by Insurance of Another Employer Sample Clauses

Retirees Covered by Insurance of Another Employer. Retired employees receiving insurance benefits, as specified in this Article, who become employed by another employer and who receive insurance benefits equivalent to insurance benefits provided to retirees pursuant to this Article, shall immediately notify the Town that they have secured employment which provides such insurance benefits. The Town shall have no obligation to the employee or his/her spouse to provide retiree insurance benefits from the date the retired employee is eligible to receive such insurance benefits as a result of said new employment and until such time that the retired employee certifies to the Town that he/she no longer is eligible to receive such insurance benefits from another employer.
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