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North Olmsted Legislation
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2009-117
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10/21/2009
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<br />structure for that job. The content of the job and the pay structure shall then be reviewed with the <br />Union. If the Union is not in agreement with the rate of pay for the job, it can file a grievance at <br />Step 3 of the Grievance Procedure within thirty (30) days following the termination of <br />discussions concerning the rate of pay. If the grievance is arbitrated, the arbitrator shall have the <br />authority to recommend the proper rate of pay for the job or he shall recommend placing the job <br />within the rate of pay for that classification. Any decision of the arbitrator shall be submitted to <br />the Council of the City of North Olmsted. The Council shall have thirty (30) days to review said <br />decision within which time they may, by atwo-thirds vote (or 5 votes) ofall members of <br />Council, reject the arbitrator's recommendation. If the Council fails to reject the recommendation <br />by the required vote, then the arbitrator's recommendation shall become final and binding and <br />the rate of pay shall be retroactive to the commencement of discussions between the Union and <br />the Employer in accordance with this Article. Any rate and classification agreed to by the <br />Employer and the Union or recommended as provided herein by an arbitrator and not rejected by <br />Council shall become part of the wage schedule to this Agreement. In the event the Council <br />rejects the arbitrator's recommendation, as herein before provided, the initial procedure of this <br />Article shall be re-instituted until a recommendation is accepted or an agreement is reached. The <br />Employer shall not arbitrarily or capriciously reclassify employees or change job description <br />during the life of this Agreement. <br />ARTICLE 25 <br />HOSPITALIZATION <br />25.01 Effective August 1, 2008, the Employer shall provide, pursuant to Appendix B, either <br />individual or family medical insurance coverage at the employee's option for each full-time <br />employee. The employer shall have the option of seeking alliterate health insurance providers or <br />plans. <br />25.02 Effective July 1, 2008, full-time employee(s) participating within either an individual or <br />family plan shall contribute an amount equal to ten (10%) percent of the plan premium or <br />expected cost of such medical plan and the Employer shall contribute ninety (90%) percent of <br />such cost. The employee contribution shall be withheld via payroll deduction not later than the <br />first pay period each month. <br />25.03 Expected cost or premium is defined as the cost of all medical, hospital, prescription drug <br />and related fees, including but not limited to, administration fees. <br />25.04 The employer reserves the right to establish all plans, em•ollment periods and regulations. <br />25.05 The Employer will provide a pretax program for the Employees' contribution to health <br />insurance. <br />25.06 Effective January 1, 2008, a new health care advisory team (HCAT) shall be formed and <br />shall meet for the purpose of creating or revising the current health care coverage/plans for <br />employees of the City. The HCAT shall consist of fourteen (14) employees who must be <br />selected from the following employee groups: <br />20 <br />
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