Salaried Contract Personnel Sample Clauses

Salaried Contract Personnel. For regular part-time contract salaried personnel working 50% or more of a full-time assignment, the District shall contribute a pro rata portion of the above amounts in the same proportion as the unit member's percentage of full-time salary earned. The unit member must contribute the balance of the cost, if he or she desires any coverage; if the unit member decides not to contribute the balance of the cost, he/she shall not be entitled to participate and the District shall have no obligation to contribute any sum on his/her behalf. Employees working less than 50% of a full-time assignment shall not be eligible for fringe benefits nor shall the District be required to make any financial contributions for insurance for such employees. A unit member shall be entitled to accumulate all hours worked, whether as a certificated or as a classified employee, to determine the unit member’s percentage of a full-time assignment. New employees must submit an enrollment form within 30 days of initial employment to be eligible. There is an open enrollment period during the first half of September for additional enrollment and adding dependents. Newly born children may be added within 30 days of birth.
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