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ERM

D

ISABILITY

(LTD)

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OLUNTARY

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PREMIUM

PAID BY EMPLOYEE

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Available for employee, spouse, parent, grandparent, in-laws; cost borne by employee.

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Your long term disability benefits provide you with a source of income in the event

that you are not able to work due to an accident, illness or injury. The LTD benefit

equals 60% of your monthly base earnings to a maximum benefit of $15,000 per

month after a 90-day waiting period. This benefit is fully employer paid.

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AGE

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ONTINUATION

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LAN

Effective one year after date of employment, Firm may pay 60% of compensation for up to 90-days in

lieu of short-term disability. Every occurrence is to be submitted to the Executive Committee for

approval. There are restrictions. If an employee is under a physician’s care and hospitalized or

ordered to stay at home for a period of time, the employee must first use all sick leave and “banked”

sick leave before requesting use of the firm’s Wage Continuation Plan. A woman is deemed

“disabled” for a maximum of six weeks for maternity leave, unless a physician certifies additional time

is required.

All employees working a minimum of 1,000 hours per year are eligible as of the first

enrollment date (January 1 or July 1) following six months of employment; and may

defer a maximum of IRS limit (to include over age 50 catch-up). Effective eligibility

enrollment date, firm contributes 3% of compensation. Employees are 100% vested

for safe harbor firm contributions. Vesting of excess discretionary contributions (if any) are

vested as follows: (as it applies to additional discretionary Firm contributions) 20% - 2

years; 40% - 3 years; 60% - 4 years; 80% - 5 years; 100% - 6 years.

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Firm provides staff members with five days of sick leave per year on January 1 (prorated for

new hires). Unused sick leave goes into a “bank” at the end of each year and may

accumulate to a maximum of 50 days. Unused sick leave is not paid upon termination of

employment. Excess sick days are deducted from annual leave or taken without pay.

A

NNUAL

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EAVE

Firm provides staff members with Annual Leave. Annual leave is accrued per pay period; unused leave may

carry over into the next year to a maximum of 30 days. Accumulated leave in excess of 30 days at the end of

the year will be paid at current hourly rate. If annual leave balance is negative at the end of the year, overage

is deducted at current hourly rate. Annual leave balance at termination of employment is paid at the current

hourly rate. Annual leave is earned per pay period as follows:

35 hr/wk:

40 hr/wk:

2.92 hrs first 3 years

3.334 hrs first 3 years

4.38 hrs next 3 years

5.000 hrs next 3 years

5.84 hrs thereafter

6.667 hrs thereafter