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Benefits Overview Booklet

Benefits Overview 3 Contents 4 Defining Benefit Eligibility 6 Staying Healthy 6 Health Insurance 12 Taking the Long View 19 Helping with Issues Large and Small 12 Federal Judiciary Long-Term Care Insurance Program 19 Employee Assistance Program (EAP) 13 Federal Long-Term Care Insurance Program 7 Dental and Vision Insurance 8 Securing a Sound Retirement 8 Federal Employees Retirement System 9 Thrift Savings Plan 20 Finding Time to Recharge 14 Helping Reduce What You Pay 20 Annual Leave Program 14 Premium Payment Plan

Flexible Benefit Program Booklet

The Federal Judiciary Flexible Benefit Program Eligible Expense Guide for the Flexible Spending and Commuter Reimbursement Accounts 1 EligExp_304.6_May 2015 Welcome to the Eligible Expense Guide This guide will provide a detailed listing of health care, dependent care and commuter expenses covered by a spending account. It lists general expenses allowed by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). However, it is not an exhaustive list and if you have a question regarding an expense not listed, please call the Judiciary Benefits Center at 1-888-442-FLEX (3539). How to use this guide 1.

New Hire Resources

Welcome to the U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Northern District of Ohio. To begin the necessary paperwork for your appointment, please select the appropriate section on the left-side menu.
If you have any questions, please contact Jenni Salas, HR Specialist, at (216)615-4349.

Uploading Transcripts to the Website (for Transcription Firms)

Uploading Transcripts to the Website (Transcription Firm Instructions) Overview The United States Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of Ohio has adopted an expedited electronic transcript transmission process. This document provides instructions on downloading transcription work requests from the court s website, and uploading them to the website upon completion. Electronic notification of awaiting transcription requests will be forwarded to firms via email, and notification will be sent to the court after the firm has downloaded the completed transcript.

Transcript Restrictions and Redaction Guidelines

TRANSCRIPT RESTRICTIONS & REDACTION GUIDELINES The release of CM/ECF version 3.2 puts into practice a new Judicial Conference policy on official transcripts of court proceedings. After a transcript is ordered and filed with the court, the transcript is not available on ECF for 90 days from the date of filing of the transcript. During this 90-day period, parties may seek to edit certain personal identifiers (e.g. social security numbers, names of minors, dates of birth, financial account numbers) contained in a transcript by following the procedures outlined below.

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