Health Plans as of the Distribution Date Clause Samples

The "Health Plans as of the Distribution Date" clause defines the status and handling of employee health benefit plans at the time a company undergoes a distribution event, such as a spin-off or restructuring. It typically outlines which health plans will remain in effect, how employees will continue to receive coverage, and whether any changes or transitions in plan administration will occur as a result of the distribution. This clause ensures continuity of health benefits for affected employees and clarifies the responsibilities of the involved entities, thereby preventing confusion or gaps in coverage during organizational changes.
Health Plans as of the Distribution Date. (a) MercFuel Health Plans. As of the Distribution Date (or such other date(s) as MAG and MercFuel may mutually agree), MercFuel shall have established the MercFuel Health Plans listed on Schedule 4.1(a) and, correspondingly, MercFuel shall cease to be a Participating Company in the MAG Health Plans. MercFuel shall be solely responsible for the administration of the MercFuel Health Plans, including the payment of all employer-related costs in establishing and maintaining the MercFuel Health Plans, and for the collection and remittance of employee premiums, subject to Section 6.2.
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