Common use of Waiver of Coverage Clause in Contracts

Waiver of Coverage. a. Notwithstanding the above, employees may voluntarily elect to waive, in writing, all medical insurance coverage outlined above, and in lieu thereof, shall receive an annual payment in cash of: single ($1,000.00), two (2) person ($1,500.00) and family ($2,000.00). Payment in lieu of coverage will only be made if the coverage cancellation is voluntary on the part of the City employee. Payment to those employees waiving coverage shall be made in equal payments in February and June. Proof of change in insurance status may be required by the City. Any payments under this Section shall not be regarded as compensation for wage, overtime or pension calculation purposes. The waiver provision is not available to employees or eligible dependents who are able to transfer to another member’s coverage that is provided by the City of Norwich, Norwich Public Utilities, or Norwich Board of Education. b. Where a change in an employee’s status prompts the employee to resume City-provided insurance coverage, the written waiver may, upon written notice to the City be revoked. Upon receipt of revocation of the waiver, insurance coverage shall be reinstated as soon as possible; subject, however to any regulations or restrictions, including waiting periods, which may then be prescribed by the appropriate insurance carriers. Depending upon the effective date of such reinstated coverage, appropriate financial adjustments shall be made between the employee and the City to ensure that the employee has been compensated, but not overcompensated, for any waiver elected in this Section. c. Notice of intention to waive insurance coverage must be sent to the Human Resources Director not later than October 1st, to be effective on January 1st of each contract year. The election to waiver coverage shall only be approved after the employee has provided the City with proof of alternative insurance coverage. d. Waiver of coverage procedures must be acceptable to the applicable insurance carrier.

Waiver of Coverage. a. A. Notwithstanding the above, employees may voluntarily elect to waive, in writing, all medical insurance coverage outlined aboveabove and, and in lieu thereof, shall receive an annual payment in cash of: single is one thousand ($1,000.00)) dollars, two (2) person is one thousand five hundred ($1,500.00) and dollars, family is two thousand ($2,000.00). Payment in lieu of coverage will only be made if the coverage cancellation is voluntary on the part of the City employee) dollars. Payment to those employees waiving coverage shall be made in equal payments in February and June. Proof of change in insurance status may be required by the City. Any payments under this Section shall not be regarded as compensation for wagewages, overtime overtime, or pension calculation purposes. The waiver provision is not available to employees or eligible dependents who are able to transfer to another member’s coverage that is provided by the City of Norwich, Norwich Public Utilities, or Norwich Board of Education. b. B. Where a change in an employee’s status prompts the employee to resume City-provided insurance coverage, the written waiver may, upon written notice to the City City, be revoked. Upon receipt of revocation of the waiver, insurance coverage shall be reinstated as soon as possible; subject, however however, to any regulations or restrictions, including waiting periods, which may then be prescribed by the appropriate insurance carriers. Depending upon the effective date of such reinstated coverage, appropriate financial adjustments shall be made between the employee and the City to ensure that the employee has been compensated, but not overcompensated, for any waiver elected in this Section. c. C. Notice of intention to waive insurance coverage must be sent to the Human Resources Director not later than October 1st, to be effective on January 1st of each contract year. The election to waiver waive coverage shall only be approved after the employee has provided the City with proof of alternative insurance coverage. d. D. Waiver of coverage procedures must be acceptable to the applicable insurance carrier. E. The waiver provision is not available to employees or eligible dependents who are able to transfer to another member’s coverage that is provided by the City of Norwich, Norwich Department of Public Utilities and/or Norwich Board of Education.

Waiver of Coverage. a. Notwithstanding the above, employees may voluntarily elect to waive, in writing, all medical insurance coverage outlined aboveabove and, and in lieu thereof, shall receive an annual payment in cash of: single ($1,000.00350.00), two (2) person ($1,500.00) and 500.00), family ($2,000.00750.00). If an employee reduces coverage from two (2) person to single, he/she shall receive an annual payment in case of $150.00; if an employee reduces coverage from family to two (2) person, he/she shall receive an annual payment in cash of $250.00; if an employee reduces coverage from family to single, he/she shall receive an annual payment in cash of $400.00. Payment in lieu of coverage will only be made if the coverage cancellation or reduction is voluntary on the part of the City employeeEmployee. Payment to those employees waiving or reducing coverage shall be made in equal payments in February and June. Proof of change in insurance status may be required by from the City. Any payments under this Section shall not be regarded as compensation for wage, overtime overtime, or pension calculation purposes. The waiver provision is not available to employees or eligible dependents who are able to transfer to another member’s coverage that is provided by the City of Norwich, Norwich Department of Public Utilities, or Utilities and/or Norwich Board of Education. b. Where a change in an employee’s status prompts the employee to resume City-City- provided insurance coverage, the written waiver mayshall, upon written notice to the City City, be revoked. Upon receipt of the revocation of the waiver, insurance coverage shall be reinstated as soon as possible; subject, subject however to any regulations or restrictions, including waiting periods, which may then be prescribed by the appropriate insurance carriers. Depending upon the effective date of such reinstated coverage, appropriate financial adjustments shall be made between the employee and the City to ensure that the employee has been compensated, but not overcompensated, for any waiver elected in this Section. c. Notice of intention to waive insurance coverage must be sent to the Human Resources Director not later than October 1st, to be effective on January 1st of each contract year. The election to waiver waive coverage shall only be approved after the employee has provided the City with proof of alternative insurance coverage. d. Waiver of coverage procedures must be acceptable to the applicable insurance carrier.

Waiver of Coverage. a. Notwithstanding the above, employees may voluntarily elect to waive, in writing, all medical insurance coverage outlined abovein this Agreement and, and in lieu thereof, shall receive an annual payment in cash of: single of three thousand ($1,000.00), two (23,000.00) person ($1,500.00) and family ($2,000.00). Payment in lieu of coverage will only be made if the coverage cancellation is voluntary on the part of the City employeedollars. Payment to those employees waiving coverage shall be made in equal payments in February October and JuneMarch. Proof of change in insurance status may be required by the CityDepartment Head. Any payments under this Section shall not be regarded as compensation for wage, overtime overtime, or pension calculation purposes. The waiver This provision is shall not available pertain to employees or eligible dependents who whose spouse/children are able to transfer to another member’s coverage that is covered by medical insurance provided by the Department or the City of Norwich, Norwich Public Utilities, or Norwich Board of EducationGroton. b. Where a change in an employee’s status prompts the employee to resume City-City provided insurance coverage, the written waiver may, upon written notice to the City be revoked. Upon receipt of revocation of the waiver, insurance coverage shall be reinstated as soon as possible; subject, however however, to any regulations or restrictions, including waiting periods, which may then be prescribed by the appropriate insurance carriers. Depending upon the effective date of such reinstated coverage, appropriate financial adjustments shall be made between the employee and the City to ensure that the employee has been compensated, but not overcompensated, for any waiver elected in this Section. c. Notice of intention to waive insurance coverage must be sent to the Human Resources Director Department not later than October 1st, to be effective on January 1st of each contract year. The election to waiver waive coverage shall only be approved after the employee has provided the City Human Resources Department with proof of alternative insurance coverage. d. Waiver of coverage procedures outlined herein must be acceptable to the applicable insurance carrier.

Waiver of Coverage. a. Notwithstanding the above, employees may voluntarily elect to waive, in writing, all medical insurance coverage outlined abovein this Agreement and, and in lieu thereof, shall receive an annual payment in cash of: single of three thousand ($1,000.00), two (23,000.00) person ($1,500.00) and family ($2,000.00). Payment in lieu of coverage will only be made if the coverage cancellation is voluntary on the part of the City employeedollars. Payment to those employees waiving coverage shall be made in equal payments in February October and JuneMarch. Proof of change in insurance status may be required by the CityDepartment Head. Any payments under this Section shall not be regarded as compensation for wage, overtime overtime, or pension calculation purposes. The waiver This provision is shall not available pertain to employees or eligible dependents who whose spouse/children are able to transfer to another member’s coverage that is covered by medical insurance provided by the Department or the City of Norwich, Norwich Public Utilities, or Norwich Board of EducationGroton. b. Where a change in an employee’s 's status prompts the employee to resume City-City provided insurance coverage, the written waiver may, upon written notice to the City be revoked. Upon receipt of revocation of the waiver, insurance coverage shall be reinstated as soon as possible; subject, however however, to any regulations or restrictions, including waiting periods, which may then be prescribed by the appropriate insurance carriers. Depending upon the effective date of such reinstated coverage, appropriate financial adjustments shall be made between the employee and the City to ensure that the employee has been compensated, but not overcompensated, for any waiver elected in this Section. c. Notice of intention to waive insurance coverage must be sent to the Human Resources Director Department not later than October 1st, to be effective on January 1st of each contract year. The election to waiver waive coverage shall only be approved after the employee has provided the Human Resources Department with proof of alternative insurance coverage. d. Waiver of coverage procedures outlined herein must be acceptable to the applicable insurance carrier. e. Notice of intention to waive insurance coverage must be sent to the Human Resources Department in writing not later than October 1st to be effective January 1st of each year. The election to waive coverage shall only be approved after the employee has provided the City with proof of alternative insurance coverage. d. . A waiver of insurance letter with proof of medical insurance will be provided to the Human Resources Department for processing. The original letter will be placed in the employee’s personnel file with a copy to the Finance Department. Waiver of coverage procedures must be acceptable to the applicable insurance carrier. This provision shall not pertain to employees whose spouse/parent/relative are covered by medical insurance provided by the City of Groton. If an employee is covered under another City of Groton health insurance, they are ineligible for the waiver of coverage.

Waiver of Coverage. a. Notwithstanding the above, employees may voluntarily elect to waive, in writing, all medical insurance coverage coverage’s outlined aboveabove and, and in lieu thereof, shall receive an annual payment in cash of: single one thousand ($1,000.00)) dollars for single, one thousand five hundred ($1,500.00) dollars for two (2) person ($1,500.00) and family person, or two thousand ($2,000.00)) dollars for family. Payment in lieu of coverage will only be made if the coverage cancellation is voluntary on the part of the City employee. Payment to those employees waiving coverage shall be made in equal payments in February and June. Proof of change in insurance status may be required by the City. Any payments under this Section shall not be regarded as compensation for wagewages, overtime overtime, or pension calculation purposes. The waiver provision is not available to employees or eligible dependents who are able to transfer to another member’s coverage that is provided by the City of Norwich, Norwich Public Utilities, or Norwich Board of Education. b. Where a change in an employee’s status prompts the employee to resume City-City- provided insurance coverage, the written waiver may, upon written notice to the City City, be revoked. Upon receipt of revocation of the waiver, insurance coverage shall be reinstated as soon as possible; subject, however however, to any regulations or restrictions, including waiting periods, which may then be prescribed by the appropriate insurance carriers. Depending upon the effective date of such reinstated coverage, appropriate financial adjustments shall be made between the employee and the City to ensure that the employee has been compensated, but not overcompensated, for any waiver elected in this Section. c. Notice of intention to waive insurance coverage must be sent to the Human Resources Director not later than October 1st, to be effective on January 1st 1st, of each contract year. The election to waiver waive coverage shall only be approved after the employee has provided the City with proof of alternative insurance coverage. d. Waiver of coverage procedures must be acceptable to the applicable insurance carrier.

Waiver of Coverage. a. Notwithstanding the above, employees may voluntarily elect to waive, in writing, all medical insurance coverage outlined aboveabove and, and in lieu thereof, shall receive an annual payment in cash of: single ($1,000.00), two (2) person ($1,500.00) and 2,000.00), family ($2,000.003,000.00). Payment in lieu of coverage will only be made if the coverage cancellation is voluntary on the part of the City employeeEmployee. Payment to those employees waiving coverage shall be made in equal payments in February and June. Proof of change in insurance status may be required by from the City. Any payments under this Section shall not be regarded as compensation for wage, overtime overtime, or pension calculation purposes. The waiver provision is not available to employees or eligible dependents who are able to transfer to another member’s 's coverage that is provided by the City of Norwich, Norwich Department of Public Utilities, or Utilities and/or Norwich Board of Education. b. Where a change in an employee’s 's status prompts the employee to resume City-City- provided insurance coverage, the written waiver mayshall, upon written notice to the City City, be revoked. Upon receipt of the revocation of the waiver, insurance coverage shall be reinstated as soon as possible; subject, subject however to any regulations or restrictions, including waiting periods, which may then be prescribed by the appropriate insurance carriers. Depending upon the effective date of such reinstated coverage, appropriate financial adjustments shall be made between the employee and the City to ensure that the employee has been compensated, but not overcompensated, for any waiver elected in this Section. c. Notice of intention to waive insurance coverage must be sent to the Human Resources Director not later than October 1st, to be effective on January 1st of each contract year. The election to waiver waive coverage shall only be approved after the employee has provided the City with proof of alternative insurance coverage. d. Waiver of coverage procedures must be acceptable to the applicable insurance carrier.

Waiver of Coverage. a. Notwithstanding the above, employees may voluntarily elect to waive, in writing, all medical insurance coverage outlined aboveabove and, and in lieu thereof, shall receive an annual payment in cash of: single ($1,000.00350.00), two (2) person ($1,500.00) and 500.00), family ($2,000.00750.00). If an employee reduces coverage from two (2) person to single, he/she shall receive an annual payment in case of $150.00; if an employee reduces coverage from family to two (2) person, he/she shall receive an annual payment in cash of $250.00; if an employee reduces coverage from family to single, he/she shall receive an annual payment in cash of $400.00. Payment in lieu of coverage will only be made if the coverage cancellation or reduction is voluntary on the part of the City employeeEmployee. Payment to those employees waiving or reducing coverage shall be made in equal payments in February and June. Proof of change in insurance status may be required by from the City. Any payments under this Section shall not be regarded as compensation for wage, overtime overtime, or pension calculation purposes. The waiver provision is not available to employees or eligible dependents who are able to transfer to another member’s coverage that is provided by the City of Norwich, Norwich Department of Public Utilities, or Utilities and/or Norwich Board of Education. b. Where a change in an employee’s status prompts the employee to resume City-City- provided insurance coverage, the written waiver mayshall, upon written notice to the City City, be revoked. Upon receipt of the revocation of the waiver, insurance coverage shall be reinstated as soon as possible; subject, subject however to any regulations or restrictions, including waiting periods, which may then be prescribed by the appropriate insurance carriers. Depending upon the effective date of such reinstated coverage, appropriate financial adjustments shall be made between the employee and the City to ensure that the employee has been compensated, but not overcompensated, for any waiver elected in this Section. c. Notice of intention to waive insurance coverage must be sent to the Human st st Resources Director not later than October 1st1 , to be effective on January 1st 1 of each contract year. The election to waiver waive coverage shall only be approved after the employee has provided the City with proof of alternative insurance coverage. d. Waiver of coverage procedures must be acceptable to the applicable insurance carrier.

Waiver of Coverage. a. Notwithstanding the above, employees Employees may voluntarily elect to waive, in writing, all medical insurance coverage coverage’s outlined aboveabove and, and in lieu thereof, shall receive an annual payment in cash of: one thousand for single ($1,000.00), fifteen hundred for two (2) person ($1,500.00) and ), or two thousand for family ($2,000.00). Payment in lieu of coverage will only be made if the coverage cancellation is voluntary on the part of the City employee. Payment to those employees waiving coverage shall be made in equal payments in February and June. Proof of change in insurance status may be required by the City. Any payments under this Section shall not be regarded as compensation for wagewages, overtime overtime, or pension calculation purposes. The waiver provision is not available to employees or eligible dependents who are able to transfer to another memberparticipant’s coverage that is provided by the City of Norwich, Norwich Public Utilities, or Norwich Board of Education. b. Where a change in an employee’s status prompts the employee to resume City-provided insurance coverage, the written waiver may, upon written notice to the City City, be revoked. Upon receipt of revocation of the waiver, insurance coverage shall be reinstated as soon as possible; subject, however however, to any regulations or restrictions, including waiting periods, which may then be prescribed by the appropriate insurance carriers. Depending upon the effective date of such reinstated coverage, appropriate financial adjustments shall be made between the employee and the City to ensure that the employee has been compensated, but not overcompensated, for any waiver elected in this Section. c. Notice of intention to waive insurance coverage must be sent to the Director of Human Resources Director not later than October 1st, to be effective on January 1st 1st, of each contract year. The election to waiver waive coverage shall only be approved after the employee has provided the City with proof of alternative insurance coverage. d. Waiver of coverage procedures must be acceptable to the applicable insurance carrier.

Waiver of Coverage. a. Notwithstanding the above, employees may voluntarily elect to waive, in writing, all medical insurance coverage coverage’s outlined aboveabove and, and in lieu thereof, shall receive an annual payment in cash of: single ($1,000.00350.00), two (2) person ($1,500.00) and 500.00), family ($2,000.00750.00). If an employee reduces coverage from two (2) person to single, he/she shall receive an annual payment in cash of $150.00; if an employee reduces coverage from family to two (2) person, he/she shall receive an annual payment in cash of $250.00; if an employee reduces coverage from a family to single, he/she shall receive an annual payment in cash of $400.00. Payment in lieu of coverage will only be made if the coverage cancellation or reduction is voluntary on the part of the City employee. Payment to those employees waiving or reducing coverage shall be made in equal payments in February and June. Proof of change in insurance status may be required by the City. Any payments under this Section shall not be regarded as compensation for wagewages, overtime overtime, or pension calculation purposes. The waiver provision is not available to employees or eligible dependents who are able to transfer to another member’s coverage that is provided by the City of Norwich, Norwich Public Utilities, or Norwich Board of Education. b. Where a change in an employee’s status prompts the employee to resume City-City- provided insurance coverage, the written waiver may, upon written notice to the City City, be revoked. Upon receipt of revocation of the waiver, insurance coverage shall be reinstated as soon as possible; subject, however however, to any regulations or restrictions, including waiting periods, which may then be prescribed by the appropriate insurance carriers. Depending upon the effective date of such reinstated coverage, appropriate financial adjustments shall be made between the employee and the City to ensure that the employee has been compensated, but not overcompensated, for any waiver elected in this Section. c. Notice of intention to waive insurance coverage must be sent to the Human Resources Personnel Director not later than October 1st, to be effective on January 1st 1st, of each contract year. The election to waiver waive coverage shall only be approved after the employee has provided the City with proof of alternative insurance coverage. d. Waiver of coverage procedures must be acceptable to the applicable insurance carrier.

Waiver of Coverage. a. Notwithstanding the above, employees may voluntarily elect to waive, in writing, all medical insurance coverage outlined abovein Section 19.0 above and, and in lieu thereof, shall receive an annual payment in cash of: single of two thousand five hundred dollars ($1,000.00), two (22,500.00) person ($1,500.00) and family ($2,000.00). Payment in lieu of coverage will only be made if the coverage cancellation is voluntary on the part of the City employeecash. Payment to those employees waiving such coverage shall be made in equal payments in February during the months of January and June. Proof of change in insurance status may be required by the City. Any payments under this Section shall not be regarded as compensation for wage, overtime or pension calculation purposes. The waiver provision is not available to employees or eligible dependents who are able to transfer to another member’s coverage that is provided by the City of Norwich, Norwich Public Utilities, or Norwich Board of Education. b. Where a change in an employee’s 's status prompts the employee to resume City-provided insurance coverage, the written waiver may, upon written notice to the City City, be revoked. Upon receipt of revocation of the waiver, insurance coverage shall be reinstated as soon as possible; subject, however however, to any regulations or restrictions, including waiting periods, which may then be prescribed by the appropriate insurance carriers. Depending upon the effective date of such reinstated coverage, appropriate financial adjustments shall be made between the employee and the City to ensure that the employee has been compensated, but not overcompensated, for any waiver elected in this Sectionsection. c. Notice of intention to waive insurance coverage must be sent to the Human Resources Director Department not later than October 1st, to be effective on January 1st of each contract year. The election to waiver waive coverage shall only be approved after the employee has provided the City with proof of alternative insurance coverage. A waiver of insurance letter with proof of medical insurance will be provided to the Human Resources for processing. The original letter will be placed in the employee’s personnel file with a copy to the Finance Department. This provision shall not pertain to employees whose spouse/parent/relative are covered by medical insurance provided by the City of Groton. If an employee is covered under another City of Groton health insurance, they are ineligible for the waiver of coverage. d. Waiver of coverage procedures must be acceptable to the applicable insurance carrier.

Waiver of Coverage. a. Notwithstanding the above, employees may voluntarily elect to waive, in writing, all medical insurance coverage coverage’s outlined aboveabove and, and in lieu thereof, shall receive an annual payment in cash of: single seven hundred ($700.00) dollars for single, one thousand ($1,000.00), ) dollars for two (2) person person, or one thousand five hundred ($1,500.00) and family ($2,000.00)dollars for family. Payment in lieu of coverage will only be made if the coverage cancellation is voluntary on the part of the City employee. Payment to those employees waiving coverage shall be made in equal payments in February and June. Proof of change in insurance status may be required by the City. Any payments under this Section shall not be regarded as compensation for wagewages, overtime overtime, or pension calculation purposes. The waiver provision is not available to employees or eligible dependents who are able to transfer to another member’s coverage that is provided by the City of Norwich, Norwich Public Utilities, or Norwich Board of Education. b. Where a change in an employee’s status prompts the employee to resume City-City- provided insurance coverage, the written waiver may, upon written notice to the City City, be revoked. Upon receipt of revocation of the waiver, insurance coverage shall be reinstated as soon as possible; subject, however however, to any regulations or restrictions, including waiting periods, which may then be prescribed by the appropriate insurance carriers. Depending upon the effective date of such reinstated coverage, appropriate financial adjustments shall be made between the employee and the City to ensure that the employee has been compensated, but not overcompensated, for any waiver elected in this Section. c. Notice of intention to waive insurance coverage must be sent to the Human Resources Director not later than October 1st, to be effective on January 1st 1st, of each contract year. The election to waiver waive coverage shall only be approved after the employee has provided the City with proof of alternative insurance coverage. d. Waiver of coverage procedures must be acceptable to the applicable insurance carrier.