Voluntary Eligibility Reduction of Health Insurance Coverage Sample Clauses

Voluntary Eligibility Reduction of Health Insurance Coverage. Any employee who has dual coverage for medical insurance may convert the District’s medical contribution to one of the following: − A $1500 annual contribution (or employee’s pro rata share thereof) to a District paid tax-sheltered annuity plan of their choice, or; − Cash in lieu option, to be included as income (subject to all taxes) and distributed monthly The Employee must submit a medical benefit waiver request to the District to determine eligibility. Eligibility is satisfied upon submission of the request and proof of dual coverage. Each employee shall have the option of enrolling or disenrolling in this program each year at the time of open enrollment. To receive retirement medical benefits, the employee must make this change during the open-enrollment period prior to the date of retirement. Eligible SCFA members may enroll in this program in the Fall open enrollment period for enrollments to take effect as of Jan. 1, of the next calendar year.
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