Resolution 020127
Urging the Mayor to immediately take all necessary steps to provide continuing health and prescription benefits to spouses and dependents of non-represented employees who die while still working for the City after reaching retirement age.
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- Feb 28, 2002ADOPTED · CITY COUNCIL
- Feb 28, 2002READ · CITY COUNCIL
- Feb 28, 2002Introduced · CITY COUNCIL
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..Title Urging the Mayor to immediately take all necessary steps to provide continuing health and prescription benefits to spouses and dependents of non-represented employees who die while still working for the City after reaching retirement age. ..Body WHEREAS, For five years after retirement, City employees continue to receive health and prescription coverage for themselves, their spouses and dependents; and WHEREAS, This coverage for spouses and dependents continues for the full five years even if the retired employee does not survive for the entire period; and WHEREAS, Spouses and dependents of employees who die while still working for the City after retirement age receive no City-paid coverage whatever; and WHEREAS, The disparate treatment in the provision of health benefits for spouses and dependents of working retirement-eligible employees as opposed to those who actually retired is unfair; now therefore RESOLVED, THAT THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, Urges the Mayor to immediately take all necessary steps to provide continuing health and prescription benefits to spouses and dependents of non-represented employees who die while still working for the City after reaching retirement age. ..End