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Log in to your my|CalPERS participant account to view: Specific health benefit changes that may impact you in the coming year Your current monthly premium rate Health plans and monthly premium rates available based on your health eligibility ZIP code Which health plans your doctor participates in Your enrolled dependents Dropping Dependents at Age 26 Limit: REMEMBER … Continued
This benefit is fully paid by the City of San Rafael (pro-rated for part-time employees) and includes any eligible dependents. Employees can log-in to the United Concordia website to view their covered dependents and search providers. If you don’t have your member #, which is needed to log-in, please call UCCI at 1-800-332-0366. You can print an … Continued
All employees are automatically enrolled in the city-paid Basic Life insurance benefit, as designated in the appropriate MOU, upon hire. Employees should maintain an updated Basic Life Beneficiary Designation form on file. There is no formal open enrollment period to purchase Voluntary Life insurance for yourself and/or your eligible dependents. Please note that in order to purchase life insurance for your … Continued
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Were they wearing their shirt? Was it between 8:00 am-12:00 pm on a weekday? Team Members are allowed to do what they want when they’re not volunteering in our cleanup program.
Downtown Streets Team is funded by tax dollars. Here is the breakdown: 35% Marin County 25% City of San Rafael 10% City of Novato 15% Donors 9% Earned Income 6% Grants
Yes. The same way someone can work a 9-5, panhandle, use their SSI, or General Assistance money to buy alcohol. However, DST has zero tolerance for alcohol use on the volunteer shift. If someone is using their basic needs stipends for alcohol, they’ll have to make the responsible decision to maintain sobriety by the time they have to set … Continued
DST measures success differently. They understand that everyone has different paths to success, some may join the Team and quit the Team multiple times before being ready to get back into the workforce. DST doesn’t count their job number until someone has held employment past 90 days. So far, 74 individuals experiencing homelessness have gotten into employment that lasted longer … Continued
The capacity of the team is contingent on funding. Downtown Streets Team’s priority is to make sure the wait list time is reduced and preferably, nonexistent. DST’s contracted capacity is 25 but they usually have enough money raised to support 30 Team Members at one time. They use discretion to decide when someone’s in need of an emergency hotel … Continued