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R2023-77 Resolution Authorizing the City Manager to Execute Modifications to the Collective Bargaining Agreement Regarding Pay, Benefits, and Work Conditions Between the Decatur Police Benevolent and Protective
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R2023-77 Resolution Authorizing the City Manager to Execute Modifications to the Collective Bargaining Agreement Regarding Pay, Benefits, and Work Conditions Between the Decatur Police Benevolent and Protective
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R2023-77 Resolution Authorizing the City Manager to Execute Modifications to the Collective Bargaining Agreement Regarding Pay, Benefits, and Work Conditions Between the Decatur Police Benevolent and Protective
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4/17/2023
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10% over the 2021 premium. <br /> PJ1005 PJ1009 PE4337 <br /> Single Coverage $36.50 $15.00 $5.00 <br /> Single+ Spouse $77.00 $36.00 $18.50 <br /> Single+Children $73.50 $35.00 $18.00 <br /> Family Coverage $114.00 $53.50 $27.00 <br /> Effective January 1, 2022,monthly employee contributions for all tiers of the City's insurance <br /> benefit plan shall change by the same percentage(increase or decrease) as the plan premium <br /> percentage change effective January 1 of that year, as determined by the City's Risk <br /> Management Division; except that no annual increase in monthly employee contributions shall <br /> exceed ten percent(10%). Changes in employee contributions shall be rounded to the nearest <br /> whole dollar. Notice of the plan premium percentage change shall be provided to the Union, and <br /> upon written request, documentation substantiating the percentage change shall be provided to <br /> the Union at the time of plan renewal. <br /> The city and the union both agree that the failure of the city to not provide health insurance to an <br /> employee who elects to opt out shall not constitute a violation of this Agreement. Employees <br /> covered by this Agreement shall be allowed to opt out of, or elect not to participate in, the city's <br /> health insurance plan. Employees making such an election shall be required to show proof of <br /> health insurance coverage through another source to the city. Such proof of insurance must be <br /> submitted at the time the employee makes such an election. If an employee is unable to provide <br /> adequate proof of insurance, the employee shall not be removed from the city's insurance plan. <br /> An employee electing to opt out of the city's health insurance plan shall be allowed to <br /> subsequently enroll in the city's health insurance plan only through a COBRA qualifying event. <br /> Employees opting out of the city's health insurance plan and who are not enrolled in the city's <br /> health insurance plan at the time of retirement,resignation, termination or separation for any <br /> other reason shall not be eligible for city paid benefits under the city's health insurance plan and <br /> specifically waive any right to them. <br /> The terms of the health insurance summary plan description notwithstanding, any employee <br /> covered by this Agreement whose spouse is also an employee may elect at annual plan renewal <br /> to opt out as a subscriber in favor of being covered as a dependent under the other employee's <br /> family coverage. Any such employee covered as a dependent under the spouse's family coverage <br /> may elect at annual plan renewal to resume coverage as a subscriber under the city's insurance <br /> plan and be dropped as a dependent under the spouse's coverage. <br /> The City and the Union agree to the formation of a multi-departmental group health care <br /> committee (GHCC) comprised of representatives appointed by the city manager, and <br /> representatives appointed by each of the city's organized labor groups. Each union group will <br /> have up to four(4)representatives on the GHCC. The GHCC will not have authority to bargain <br /> changes to contract terms,but will serve as a labor-management interface to better inform <br /> employees of possible changes to the city's group health benefits considered by the city, and to <br /> better inform the city about the experiences and preferences of employees as it concerns group <br /> 26 <br />
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