collective agreement - OECTA Durham Secondary
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DCDSB - <strong>OECTA</strong> <strong>Durham</strong> <strong>Secondary</strong> Unit 35<br />
Collective Agreement 2004-2008<br />
ARTICLE VII: EMPLOYEE BENEFITS (cont’d)<br />
7:02 Long-Term Disability<br />
Teachers will pay one hundred percent (100%) of the premium<br />
for a Long-Term Disability Plan. The teachers shall be<br />
responsible for the selection of the carrier and the Board agrees<br />
to administer the Plan.<br />
7:03 Optional Insurance<br />
1) Employees and/or spouses covered under the Board<br />
Benefits Plan have the option of purchasing, at their own<br />
expense, additional life insurance of either $20,000,<br />
$40,000, 60,000 or $80,000, subject to the insurer’s<br />
requirements concerning medical evidence.<br />
2) Employees covered under the Board Benefit Plan may<br />
purchase, at their own expense, dependent’s insurance in<br />
the amount of up to $100,000 (in increments of $10,000) for<br />
a spouse and up to $20,000 (in increments of $5,000) for<br />
dependent children. Such insurance shall be subject to the<br />
insurer’s requirements regarding medical evidence.<br />
7:04 Part-time Teachers<br />
A teacher under contract with the Board who teaches on a parttime<br />
basis shall, subject to eligibility requirements as specified by<br />
the Board’s insurers, be allowed to participate in Employee<br />
Benefits. The Board’s share of premium shall be pro-rated<br />
according to the annual average aggregate teaching load. The<br />
foregoing shall not apply to a teacher currently employed by the<br />
Board who was teaching part-time for the 1987-88 school year<br />
and who continues to be employed each year thereafter as a<br />
part-time teacher. For such a teacher, premium costs shall not<br />
be pro-rated.<br />
Note: The benefits under this Section shall apply to all teachers<br />
employed by the Board except those exempted by reason of<br />
coverage with their spouses in another group.<br />
DCDSB - <strong>OECTA</strong> <strong>Durham</strong> <strong>Secondary</strong> Unit 36<br />
Collective Agreement 2004-2008<br />
ARTICLE VII: EMPLOYEE BENEFITS (cont’d)<br />
7:04 Part-time Teachers (cont’d)<br />
Note (cont’d)<br />
Participation in the Plan of Group Term Life Insurance with<br />
Accidental Death and Dismemberment Benefits and the Long-<br />
Term Disability Insurance Plan is agreed to be a condition of<br />
employment with the Board with the exception of superannuated<br />
teachers. As well, any teacher ineligible to receive LTD benefits<br />
because they are eligible for a sixty percent (60%), unreduced<br />
pension, shall not be required to participate in the Long Term<br />
Disability Plan.<br />
7:05 Health Care Benefits for Retirees<br />
Upon retirement, and subject to continuing eligibility<br />
requirements, a teacher may continue coverage under any of the<br />
group benefit plans (except for LTD) in which the teacher<br />
participated, provided that:<br />
(a) a separate group will be established for such retirees and<br />
premiums will be established on the basis of those<br />
participants in the group;<br />
(b) each participating retiree shall pay the full premium costs of<br />
any group benefit;<br />
(c) coverage shall cease at age sixty five (65).<br />
7:06 Employee Benefits<br />
Article 3:03(2) of the September 1, 2002 to August 31, 2004<br />
Collective Agreement was deleted from the September 1, 2004<br />
to August 31, 2008 Collective Agreement resulting in a cost<br />
savings of $21,600 per year commencing September 1, 2005.<br />
Notwithstanding Article 7:05(b), for teachers who have ten (10)<br />
years of service or more with the Board and who retire on or<br />
after June 30, 2005, the Board shall contribute a maximum of<br />
$30,000 each year to pay up to seventy five percent (75%) of the<br />
premium costs (and up to fifty percent [50%] of the premium<br />
costs for those eligible for a retirement gratuity pursuant to