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BENEFITS BEGIN AFTER A 90 DAY PROBATION PERIOD-- |
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EAP |
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The
Employee Assistance Program is provided by Family Services. Participation
is completely confidential. A maximum of 9 consultation sessions
are provided on a rolling year basis. If additional sessions are
needed, referrals to Treatment Centers can be provided. |
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Section
125 Flex Plan |
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This
plan allows you to set aside funds through payroll deduction to
pay for un-reimbursed medical expenses such as co-payments, coinsurance,
other medical expenses not covered by an insurance plan, and dependent
care expenses. Contributions to the plans are pre-tax, saving
Federal, State, and Social Security taxes. You are eligible to
participate in the plan at the beginning of each calendar year. |
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Group
Life Insurance |
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Employees
working an average of 30 hours or more per week are eligible for
life insurance. Premiums are paid for by The Konop Companies. |
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Short
Term Disability Insurance |
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Should
you become unable to work due to a non-work related illness or
injury, this plan will replace a portion of your earnings. With
a doctor's certification, short-term disability insurance will
begin paying an employee on the third day off, for a maximum of
45 working days per occurrence. |
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Group
Health Insurance (Medical, Dental, and Prescription
Drug) |
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Our
self-funded group health plan uses the co-payment method. Both
PPO and non-PPO physicians and facilities can be utilized, however
the PPO provides a higher benefit level. |
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Retirement
Plan |
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Eligibility: You
must be an employee of the Konop Companies for one year, be
21 years of age, and have a minimum of 1000 hours of service
in the previous 12 month period.
Plan
Entry: You enter the plan
the first day of the quarter after eligibility has been met.
Contributions
to the Plan: There are
two types of contributions to the plan: |
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A. |
401
(K) Savings Plan
This allows you to put money into the retirement plan through
payroll deductions. Your contribution is made with pre-tax dollars,
saving Federal and State income taxes. You have several investment
funds to choose from and you have access to your account 24 hours
a day using a 1-800 number or Internet access. |
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B. |
Employer
Contribution
The employer annually contributes a percentage of gross wages. |
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Compensated
Time Off |
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Vacation
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| 5
days after |
1
full calendar year |
| 10
days after |
3
full calendar years |
| 15
days after |
7
full calendar years |
| 20
days after |
14
full calendar years |
| 25
days after |
25
full calendar years |
| First
year of employment will be pro-rated |
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Unused vacation days will be forfeited at the end of the calendar
year.
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PTO |
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Allowed
a total of two (2) days. One for the six month period beginning
January through June, another for the six month period covering
July through December.
Unused
PTO days will be paid out following the end of the appropriate
six month period.
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Holiday |
New
Year's Day
Memorial
Day
Independence
Day
Labor
Day
Thanksgiving
Day
Christmas
Day |
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* Holiday
must fall on employee scheduled work day.
* Employee has worked the scheduled
day before and after the holiday |
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Bereavement |
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Immediate
Family 3 days
Non Immediate 1
day |
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*
Information about immediate/non immediate family will be available
in the employee handbook.
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