Common use of Optical Coverage Clause in Contracts

Optical Coverage. The District shall provide a self-funded optical benefits plan with standard frames benefit at thirty-three ($33) dollars, and with all other provisions in effect June 30, 2005 remaining unchanged, or equivalent coverage optical benefits to all full-time employees. Optical coverage will be through a self- funded plan administered by SET-SEG. All Unit III bargaining unit members working less than full- time, but more than half-time may enroll for optical coverage without premium equivalent contributions required of either full-time or part-time employees.

Optical Coverage. The District shall provide a self-funded optical benefits plan with standard frames benefit at thirty-three ($33) dollars, and with all other provisions in effect June 30, 2005 remaining unchanged, or equivalent coverage optical benefits to all full-time employees. Optical coverage will be through a self- funded plan administered by SET-SEG. All Unit III bargaining unit members employees working less than full- full-time, but more than half-half- time may enroll for optical coverage without benefits and pay the pro-rated share of the premium equivalent contributions required of either full-time or part-time employeespayment.

Optical Coverage. The District shall provide a self-funded optical benefits plan with standard frames benefit at thirty-three ($33) dollars, and with all other provisions in effect June 30, 2005 remaining unchanged, or equivalent coverage optical benefits to all full-time employees. Optical coverage will be through a self- funded plan administered by SET-SEGMichigan Employee Benefit Services (MEBS). All Unit III bargaining unit members employees working less than full- full-time, but more than half-time may enroll for optical coverage without benefits and pay the pro-rated share of the premium equivalent contributions required of either full-time or part-time employeespayment.