Insurance Working Group Sample Clauses

The 'Insurance Working Group' clause establishes a designated group responsible for overseeing and coordinating insurance-related matters within an organization or project. This group typically consists of representatives from relevant departments, such as risk management, legal, and finance, who meet regularly to review insurance policies, assess coverage needs, and address claims or compliance issues. By centralizing insurance oversight, the clause ensures that all insurance requirements are consistently managed and that potential risks are proactively identified and mitigated.
Insurance Working Group. The parties agree to participate in a Working Group to review insurance issues. The Union may have up to five (5) members as representatives on the working group. Other bargaining groups and stakeholders will be invited to participate in the working group. Among the issues to be examined by the working group are the following: • Plan design (e.g., benefits, wellness and other incentive programs) • Cost containment ideas • Impact of the ACA on County insurance plans/programs • Communications • The County’s wellness program and • Other issues the parties agree to discuss.
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Insurance Working Group. The County and Teamsters will establish an Insurance Working Group to discuss the redesign of the Wellness Credit program, how employees earn their 5% credit, and reducing the cost of health insurance.
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Insurance Working Group. Cytec shall establish and provide adequate support for an insurance working group (the "Insurance Working Group") that shall meet no less than one time per calendar quarter and review all Insurance Claims under the Insurance Program as to which CYTEC has sought, is seeking or plans to seek any recovery (the "CYTEC Insurance Claims"). The Insurance Working Group shall be comprised of at least one insurance professional and one legal professional employed by CYTEC and one or two persons as WH in its sole discretion may designate. CYTEC shall provide the WH representative(s) to the Insurance Working Group with full access to any and all information relating to the CYTEC Insurance Claims. Without limiting the preceding sentence, not less than thirty (30) days prior to any scheduled meeting of the Insurance Working Group, Cytec shall provide to the WH representative(s) to the Insurance Working Group an agenda and a report containing at least the following information (to the extent reasonably available) with respect to each of the CYTEC Insurance Claims: (i) CYTEC's understanding as to whether and pursuant to what document WH has assigned the rights to such CYTEC Insurance Claim to CYTEC and, to the extent not so assigned, whether CYTEC intends to request such an assignment under Section 2(b) above; (ii) a schedule of the affected insurance carriers and insurance policies in respect of such CYTEC Insurance Claim, including but not limited to the amount claimed or to be claimed against individual policies and the total paid and reserved for such CYTEC Insurance Claim and in the aggregate for each affected insurance policy and carrier; (iii) a description of the legal status of the matters underlying such CYTEC Insurance Claim; and (iv) copies of any correspondence from insurance carriers that set forth a coverage position on such CYTEC Insurance Claim. Each such report shall also include a schedule reflecting the aggregate erosion of the Insurance Program relating to CYTEC Insurance Claims. CYTEC will promptly advise WH of any significant developments regarding any CYTEC Insurance Claim that could increase the amount paid under the Insurance Program in respect of such CYTEC Insurance Claim by more than $2 million. CYTEC also will promptly inform WH of any other issues relating to the Insurance Program that come to CYTEC's attention and which would be reasonably expected to adversely affect the Wyeth Parties. CYTEC and WH will cooperate and coordinate with each o...
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