
Provincial plans for Manitoba School Divisions
Type of Leave
Disability:
MPSEGLIP Group Life Insurance Plan : May continue without premiums up to age 65: if approved for MTS disability benefits or MSBA long term disability benefits or if approved for a waiver of premium by Great-West Life (if eligible under above-mentioned plans). Premiums required until approved for disability or waiver.
MSBA/MTS Dental / MTSHealth: May continue but must be for the full duration of the leave (employee's option)
Approved study, sabbatical, improve qualifications or educational,external affairs or DND, maternity, paternity, adoption:
MPSEGLIP Group Life Insurance Plan : Must continue for up to 2 years.
MSBA/MTS Dental / MTSHealth: May continue but must be for the full duration of the leave-except no health coverage if on a trip outside of the country for longer than 90 days.
Personal or DSLP:
MPSEGLIP Group Life Insurance Plan : Must continue for up to 1 year.
MSBA/MTS Dental / MTSHealth: May continue but must be for the full duration of the leave-except no health coverage if on a trip outside of the country for longer than 90 days.
Premiums required for the duration of the leave; to be collected in a manner mutually agreeable to the employee and division (does not apply to MPSEGLIP) if waiver of premium approved). If health and/or dental coverage elected; it may be cancelled if the employee obtains alternate group coverage during the leave.
Updated: August, 2010
Premiums effective October 1st, 2009
How can I increase or reduce my coverage?
Plan Eligibility on a Leave of Absence
The following Teacher Associations are NOTcovered by MPSEGLIP and have a separate life
insurance plan:
For information regarding life insurance plans in the above Associations, contact the Payroll
Administrator in the Division office.
Dental plan booklets for all associations
Benefits payable:
The Provincial Dental plan allows for coverage under one, two or three levels listed below.
Each association decides firstly if it is going to have coverage under level one, two or three and secondly the amount of coverage at each; the most common being 80% level one, 50% level two and 50% level three.
This means that a claimant will get 80% of the costs the Dental work under level one, 50% under level two, and 50% of the costs under level three.
Note, most associations also have either annual or lifetime caps on levels two and three.
For complete descriptions of the Dental benefits available in your association please contact your local association President or Glen Anderson, ganderson@mbteach.org or 204 831 3052 or within Manitoba toll free at 866 494 5747.
Coverage Levels:
BASIC COVERAGE (PREVENTATIVE SERVICES)
Examinations, filling, periodontics, cleaning, endodontics, consultations, fluoride, extractions, X-rays, space maintainer, drugs, anaesthetics , denture repairs
Major Restorative
Bridges and crowns, gold fillings (if required), partial and complete dentures, replacement of existing appliances (if five years old or rendered unserviceable as a result of additional work if temporary only)
Orthodontics
Correction of malocclusion of the teeth, observation adjustments, repairs and alterations, appliance service, recementation of bands, consultations
The following summarizes the features of the Plans available to MTS members. The following benefit information is a summary of employee benefit plans which may be applicable to employment in your Division. Note that benefit plans may vary by division, and where practicable, this has been noted.
In the case of any discrepancies, benefits will be paid according to the terms of the official plan documents and applicable legislation. In the event of any variations between
this and the official Plan documents, the provisions of the official Plan
documents will prevail.
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