Voluntary Waiver of Health Insurance Coverage Sample Clauses

Voluntary Waiver of Health Insurance Coverage. 1. Any administrator may elect on a completely voluntary basis to waive Board provided health insurance coverage. Administrators electing to do so shall sign a voluntary waiver of coverage form prior to the beginning of any contract year.
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Voluntary Waiver of Health Insurance Coverage. (a) Any employee may elect on a completely voluntary basis to waive Board-provided health insurance coverage. Employees electing to do so shall sign a voluntary waiver of coverage form. No employee hired on or after June 30, 2008 may sign up for and receive the waiver of insurance payments set forth in this contract after June 30, 2007, unless she/he has first been covered under Board provided medical insurance for at least one full year prior to the application to waive coverage and receive payments in lieu thereof. This one year coverage requirement will not apply to bargaining unit members employed prior to June 30, 2008 There shall be an annual open enrollment window of May 20 - June 20 of each year. At this time an employee may choose to reinstate or waive his/her insurance for the fiscal year commencing September 1. Bargaining unit members whose waiver applications are acceptable to the applicable insurance carrier as provided herein shall receive quarterly cash payments from the New London Board of Education in September, November, February and June, during the period in which their waiver is in effect.
Voluntary Waiver of Health Insurance Coverage. A. Any teacher may elect, on a completely voluntary basis, to waive Board- provided health insurance coverage. Teachers electing to do so shall sign a voluntary waiver of coverage from prior to the beginning of any contract year.
Voluntary Waiver of Health Insurance Coverage. With the exception of a Bargaining Unit member who is married to another Employee of the City, a Bargaining Unit member may elect to waive his/her health insurance coverage as provided herein under the following conditions:
Voluntary Waiver of Health Insurance Coverage. A. Employees who are eligible for health insurance coverage, their dependents and spouses, may voluntarily elect, in writing, not to be covered under the City offered health insurance plan. In the event family coverage is discontinued, the employee may elect to be compensated $100.00 for each month the insurance is discontinued and the employee is not covered by a City health insurance plan. If single coverage is discontinued, the employee may elect to be compensated $36.00 per month for each month the insurance is discontinued and the employee is not covered by a City health insurance plan. Payroll payments under this section will be made semi-annually.
Voluntary Waiver of Health Insurance Coverage. 1. Any bargaining unit member employed prior to July 1, 2012 may elect on a completely voluntary basis to waive Board-provided health insurance coverage. Bargaining unit members electing to do so shall sign a voluntary waiver of coverage form prior to the beginning of any contract year. Bargaining unit members hired during a contract year shall be eligible for this benefit on a prorated basis. Any bargaining unit member hired on or after July 1, 2012 shall not be eligible for the provisions of this section (voluntary waiver of health insurance coverage).

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