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ANNEX II - UNOPS

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5.3.1 Consultant shall provide health insurance for all LCs. The provisions of such insurance plan shall be<br />

equal to the provisions of “Group Medical, Death & Disability Insurance Plan” provided by<br />

Vanbreda International (www.vanbreda-international.com).<br />

5.3.2 Dependents of LCs are not covered by the health insurance provided by the Consultant.<br />

5.3.3 For part-time LCs the Consultant shall pay a prorated portion of the health insurance premium and<br />

the LC shall cover the remaining portion. For example, an eligible LC who works 50% of the regular<br />

daily working hours, the Consultant will pay 50% of the health insurance premium while the<br />

remaining 50% shall be covered by the LC or will be deducted from his/her fee by the Consultant.<br />

5.3.4 ICs shall not be covered by a Consultant-funded health insurance and shall be responsible for<br />

obtaining adequate health insurance for themselves for the entire period of their deployment under<br />

the Agreement and respective Call-Off Contract.<br />

5.3.5 For ICs the Consultant shall negotiate an optional health insurance scheme with provisions equal to<br />

EXPATPLUS insurance plan provided by Vanbreda International (click on EXPATPLUS at<br />

www.vanbreda-international.com). Coverage under such scheme shall be optional and insurance<br />

premiums shall be fully paid by the IC. The ICs shall have the option to extend this coverage, at their<br />

personal cost, to their dependents.<br />

5.3.6 The Consultant shall be required to obtain proof of valid health insurance coverage prior to<br />

deployment of ICs on contracts of at least one month and submit a copy of such proof to <strong>UNOPS</strong>.<br />

5.4 Statement of Medical Fitness for Work<br />

5.4.1 Contractors must submit a “Statement of Medical Fitness for Work” from a recognized physician<br />

and take full responsibility for the accuracy of that statement. Copy of the said statement must be<br />

submitted by the Consultant to <strong>UNOPS</strong> prior to the effective date of the Contractor’s deployment<br />

under the Agreement and respective Call-Off Contract.<br />

5.4.2 The above statements are valid for one (1) year. Should the services of the Contractor extend beyond<br />

one (1) year, a new Statement of Medical Fitness must be provided.<br />

5.4.3 Costs related to obtaining a Statement of Medical Fitness will be borne by the Consultant for LCs.<br />

For ICs, this cost will be the responsibility of the IC to bear.<br />

6.0 ABSENCE MANAGEMENT<br />

6.1 Working Hours<br />

6.1.1 Standard work weeks are established at each duty station where <strong>UNOPS</strong> operates in coordination<br />

with the UN Country Team.<br />

6.1.2 Contractors will generally not be requested to work more than the standard work week at their duty<br />

station, unless otherwise specified in the contract.<br />

6.1.3 The average number of working days in a calendar month depends on the established work week as<br />

follows:<br />

(i) When the established work week is a five (5)-day work week, the average number of working<br />

days in the calendar month is 21.75 days; and<br />

(ii) When the established work week is other than five (5) days, the average number of working<br />

days in the calendar month must be adjusted, e.g. where a five-and-a-half (5.5)-day work week<br />

is established: 24 working days constitute a month and where a six (6)-day work week is<br />

observed 26 working days constitute a month).<br />

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