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Memo - City Council <br />2015 Budget and Tax Levy Discussions <br />6 <br /> <br />Benefit History <br />The City currently provides $699.61 per month per full-time employee for benefits (pro-rated for <br />permanent part-time employees). In September of 2001, the City Council authorized all <br />employees receive Benefit Parity effective October 1, 2001. This meant that every employee <br />would receive the same benefit whether single or family coverage was taken and was the <br />employee’s choice. Attached is the recommendation given at a worksession and the September <br />24, 2001 minutes when it was adopted. (Attachment B and C) <br /> <br />Below is a chart which illustrates the costs of coverage to employees per month for medical and <br />dental since 2004 and the City’s contribution amount. You will note that we offered a Co-Pay <br />plan (BCBS Aware Gold) and to reduce our costs, we then tried a $300 deductible plan in 2007, <br />and the High Deductible Plan with a HSA in 2008. Employees have had their choice of two <br />plans since 2007 as Lakes Country Cooperative allowed this. Starting in 2009, the Council only <br />allowed Benefit Parity if employees took the High Deductible Plan option to encouraged <br />employees to move from the Co-Pay Plan to the High Deductible Plan. By 2013 all employees <br />had switched to the High Deductible Plan and we discontinued the Co-Pay Plan and replaced it <br />with another High Deductible Plan that had an embedded deductible amount for families which <br />had a much higher deductible for both single and family. Dental insurance is through Health <br />Partners and in 2008 we change from Single/Family to Single/Single plus One/Family which <br />helped to lower those costs. All union employees are on the union plan for medical and dental <br />and pay the same whether they have single or family coverage. <br /> <br /> <br />$300 Deductible $300 Deductible Embedded <br />Co-Pay Co-Pay $1,600 HD Plan $3,200 HD Plan $3,125 HD Plan $6,250 HD Plan Incr Incr <br />Year Single Family Single Family Single Family %Union % <br />2004 365.90 807.89 12.25%600.00 9.09% <br />2005 433.43 953.07 18.46%650.00 8.33% <br />2006 473.96 1,040.88 9.35%700.00 7.69% <br />2007 507.54 1,114.35 469.54 1,032.85 7.08%750.00 7.14% <br />*2008 531.21 1,152.15 466.21 1,013.15 4.66%820.00 9.33% <br />*2009 553.11 1,213.40 485.61 1,068.90 4.12%850.00 3.66% <br />*2010 560.38 1,231.12 492.38 1,085.12 1.31%905.00 6.47% <br />#*2011 493.49 1,088.40 433.99 961.90 -11.94%922.00 1.88% <br />*2012 511.31 1,127.31 449.81 996.31 3.61%942.00 2.17% <br />2013 471.68 1,044.37 418.68 930.37 4.86%962.00 2.12% <br />2014 473.16 1,048.74 420.16 934.74 0.31%1,012.00 5.20% <br />2015 No increase is planned in medical - dental is not in yet <br />*Council mandated that parity benefit was only given to those that took HD options, none if Co-Pay option <br />#Coop went out for bids and due to favorable history of claims reduced our rate <br />All union employee pay same rate whether single or family <br />All non-union employees are required to take, at a minimum, single dental and single medical insurance <br />
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