Common use of Benefits Eligibility Clause in Contracts

Benefits Eligibility. Members who average thirty (30) hours or more per week shall receive all health/dental insurance benefits as stated in this article. Members having a one-half time or greater contract but less than full time contract shall receive the benefits provided in this Contract on a prorated basis. Proration shall be based upon the percentage of time a member is working in relation to a full-time member (40 hours per week), e.g., if a member is assigned to teach thirty (30) hours per week, the Board shall be responsible for paying 75% of the Board’s required portion of the premium. Members having a less than half time contract shall receive no medical or dental insurance benefits provided in this Contract. Preschool and kindergarten teachers receiving full time insurance benefits shall continue to receive full time benefits. These part time teachers shall receive health insurance and dental insurance with the Board paying 85% of the monthly premiums as stated in this article.

Benefits Eligibility. Members who average thirty (30) hours or more per week shall receive all health/dental insurance benefits as stated in this article. Members having a one-half time or greater contract but less than full time contract shall receive the benefits provided in this Contract on a prorated basis. Proration shall be based upon the percentage of time a member is working in relation to a full-full time member (40 hours per week), e.g., if a member is assigned to teach thirty (30) hours per week, the Board shall be responsible for paying 75% of the Board’s required portion of the premium. Members having a less than half time contract shall receive no medical or dental insurance benefits provided in this Contract. Preschool and kindergarten teachers receiving full time insurance benefits shall continue to receive full time benefits. These part time teachers shall receive health insurance and dental insurance with the Board paying 85% of the monthly premiums as stated in this article.