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IEEE BENEFITS SUMMARY January 2009

DEFINED CONTRIBUTION RETIREMENT PLAN ELIGIBILITY All regular full-time and part-time employees are eligible on their date of hire. CONTRIBUTIONS All contributions are made by the IEEE. CONTRIBUTION SCHEDULE The allocation of contributions to each participant s account is based on a schedule under which each participant receives points that equal the total of the participant s age and completed service with the IEEE. The bi-weekly contribution is based on the employee s gross earnings for the pay period multiplied by the contribution rate. Points Contribution Rate 00 20 0.50% 21 30 1.00% 31 40 2.00% 41 50 3.75% 51 60 6.75% 61 70 9.75% 71 + 13.50% VESTING SCHEDULE In increments of 25% based on completed years of service. DISTRIBUTION OPTION Lump sum distribution. 2

DEFINED BENEFIT PENSION PLANS DEFINED BENEFIT PLANS Each defined benefit plan provides a fixed benefit at retirement and IEEE will make whatever contributions necessary to provide the benefit. ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS First day of month following completion of 6 months of service. ELIGIBILITY FOR RETIREMENT Normal Age 65 or completion of 5 years of service, whichever is later Early Age 55 with 5 years of service Deferred Any date subsequent to normal retirement VESTING 3 Full Years 33 1/3% 4 Full Years 66 2/3% 5 Full Years 100% Benefits are usually payable at normal retirement date PENSION BENEFIT Based on length of service from date of hire, compensation and age at retirement. Annual pension benefit is 1.5% of average compensation (over the last 60 months, or the best 5 consecutive calendar years), for each year of service to a maximum of 30 years. Plus, 0.5% of average compensation for each year in excess of 30. Note: Effective 30 June 2007, the Defined Benefit Pension Plans were frozen and replaced with a Defined Contribution Retirement Plan. This plan became effective 1 July 2007. 3

DEFINED BENEFIT PENSION PLANS (cont.) BASIS FOR PENSION BENEFIT CALCULATION 60 Months Certain and Continuous annuity (5 years C&C). NORMAL BENEFIT OPTION The normal form of retirement income for a married member is a Joint and 50% Survivor annuity unless waived by the spouse. For a single member, 5 year C&C. EARLY RETIREMENT Pension benefit is reduced 3% per year between age 65 and age 55 so that early retirement at age 55 reduces the benefit by 30%. DEFERRED RETIREMENT Service credits continue past member s normal retirement date. METHOD OF PAYMENT The normal form of payment for both retirees and vested terminated members is an annuity. Option to receive vested accrued benefits in the form of a single lump-sum distribution. DEATH BENEFIT Once vested, 50% survivor annuity provided for spouse of married employee or vested terminated member. Payable as an annuity or lump-sum distribution. COST OF LIVING ADJUSTMENT (COLA) Not part of retirement plan. At the discretion of the Executive Committee, a COLA can be approved. 4

DEFINED BENEFIT PENSION PLANS (cont.) ADDITIONAL RETIREE BENEFIT Eligible for $2,500 of life insurance Retirees receive an annual reimbursement for health insurance premiums (including Medicare). Not part of Retirement Plan. The reimbursement schedule for retirees is as follows: Age 55-65 Age 65 and older Up to $1,600 per year Up to $ 800 per year COST 100% company paid. 5

SAVINGS AND INVESTMENT PLAN 401(k) ELIGIBILITY Participate in pre-tax contributions the pay period following 30 days of employment. EMPLOYEE CONTRIBUTION From 2% to 75% of salary can be tax deferred with limit of $16,500 per law for 2009. Age 50 catch-up provision. Contributions may be increased or decreased daily. IEEE MATCHING CONTRIBUTION 100% of the first 4% of employee pre-tax contribution. GRADUATED VESTING In increments of 25% based on years of service. WITHDRAWALS Normal Retire, reach age 59½, disabled, die Early Buy primary residence, education, medical bills. Need proof of immediate financial need, tax penalty LOAN PROVISION Two loans may be outstanding at any time, minimum loan is $1,000 The maximum amount of loan(s) may not exceed the lesser of $50,000 or 50% of employee vested account balance. The interest rate is updated monthly based on the prime rate in the Wall Street Journal the last business day of prior month plus 1%. Minimum payroll repayment is $25 biweekly per loan. 6

SAVINGS AND INVESTMENT PLAN 401(k) (cont.) TAX CONSEQUENCES Disbursements from the plan subject to 20% withholding if not rolled over. INVESTMENT ALLOCATION A choice of 12 investment options (core) May be changed on a daily basis Retirement Funds - provide automatic rebalancing between stocks, bonds and conservative bonds (non-core) TradeLink+ - participant directed investment option (non-core) 457(b) SAVINGS PLAN ELIGIBILITY IRS requires the plan be restricted to a small group of management employees. COVERAGE Participants may contribute up to $16,500 tax deferred for 2009. No company match or loan provisions. Contributions are in addition to 401(k) contributions. Plan provides a retirement supplement to 401(k) plan, companypaid retirement plans and Social Security benefits. 7

SAVINGS AND INVESTMENT PLAN Roth 401(k) ELIGIBILITY Participate in after-tax contributions the pay period following 30 days of employment. EMPLOYEE CONTRIBUTION From 2% to 75% of salary can be contributed with limit of $16,500 per law for 2009. Age 50 catch-up provision. Contributions may be increased or decreased daily. Combination of Roth after-tax contributions and 401(k) pre-tax contributions cannot exceed $16,500. IEEE MATCHING CONTRIBUTION 100% of the first 4% of employee after tax contribution. GRADUATED VESTING In increments of 25% based on years of service. WITHDRAWALS Normal Retire, reach age 59½, disabled, die. Participant contributions and any associated earnings are tax-free if taken as a qualified distribution. TAX CONSEQUENCES Roth 401(k) distribution is tax-free if taken at least 5 years after the year of the first Roth contribution and you have reached age 59½, become totally disabled or died. 8

SAVINGS AND INVESTMENT PLAN Roth 401(k) (cont.) INVESTMENT ALLOCATION A choice of 12 investment options (core) May be changed on a daily basis Retirement Funds - provide automatic rebalancing between stocks, bonds and conservative bonds (non-core) TradeLink+ - participant directed investment option (non-core) 9

HEALTH AND WELFARE BENEFIT ELIGIBILITY All active regular full and part-time employees scheduled to work at least 25 hours per week, are eligible for benefits after one month of continuous employment. FLEXIBLE BENEFIT PLANS Designed to provide benefit options that help meet the varying needs of IEEE employees and their families. In addition to medical, dental, life and long term disability insurance protection, employees are offered a number of other voluntary benefit options. 2009 EMPLOYEE CONTRIBUTION PERCENTAGES FOR MEDICAL/DENTAL C O V E R AG E M E D I C AL DENTAL CIGNA 1 AE T N A 1 Employee 22% 20% Employee + 1 31% 28% Employee + 2 32% 35% CIGNA 2 AE T N A 2 Employee 12% 7% Employee + 1 20% 10% Employee + 2 22% 13% 10

CIGNA 1 - PPO CIGNA MEDICAL PLAN OPTIONS In-Network Out-of-Network Co-Pay $0 (e.g. Doctor visits) $0 (e.g. Doctor visits) Deductible $250/$500 $500/$1,000 Emergency Room $100 co-pay (waived if admitted) Subject to deductible/coinsurance Coinsurance 100% after deductible 20% after deductible CIGNA 2 - POS In-Network Out-of-Network Co-Pay $15 $0 (e.g. Doctor visits) Deductible $250/$500* $500/$1,000 Emergency Room $100 co-pay (waived if admitted) Subject to deductible/coinsurance Coinsurance 100% after deductible 30% after deductible * Applies to all services other than a doctor visit. 11

AETNA DENTAL OPTIONS DENTAL 1 Part I/Part II/Part III Deductible Ortho In-Network 100%/100%/70% none 50% no max Out-of- Network 100%/75%/60% $50/$100 50% to $1,500 DENTAL 2 Part I/Part II/Part III Deductible Ortho In-Network 100%/100%/70% none 50% no max Out-of- Network 100%/50%/50% $50/$100 none 12

FLEXIBLE SPENDING ACCOUNT PLAN HEALTHCARE REIMBURSEMENT ACCOUNT Allows employees to pay for unreimbursed medical and/or dental expenses incurred during the plan year on a before-tax basis. DEPENDENT CARE REIMBURSEMENT ACCOUNT Allows employees to pay for qualified dependent care expenses, such as day care, incurred during the plan year on a before-tax basis. MASS TRANSIT REIMBURSEMENT ACCOUNT Allows employees to pay for qualified transportation expenses, such as fares for trains, subways and buses, on a before-tax basis. PARKING REIMBURSEMENT ACCOUNT Allows employees to pay for qualified parking expenses, such as parking near a mass transit stop or station upon commuting to work, on a before-tax basis. MAIL ORDER PRESCRIPTION DRUG PLAN Employees and their covered dependents can receive a 90-day supply of maintenance prescription drugs, unless otherwise specified by their physicians. 13

LONG TERM DISABILITY BENEFIT PAYABLE After 180 consecutive days of disability DURATION OF BENEFIT If disabled at age 61 or younger, to age 65 Schedule between ages 62 and 68 If disabled at age 69 or older, 1 year SCHEDULED BENEFIT AMOUNT Equal to 60% of salary Offset by any other benefits provided to a member such as workers compensation and social security disability benefits Maximum monthly benefit paid $10,000 COST 100% company paid LONG TERM DISABILITY 10% BENEFIT Up to 70% of salary can be purchased by employee Rates are based on salary LONG TERM DISABILITY POST TAX OPTION Includes the LTD premium the IEEE contributes on employee s behalf as taxable income to employee Any LTD benefits employee receives would not be taxable 14

LIFE INSURANCE PLANS GROUP LIFE 2¼ times annual base salary Employees covered under a portable term life program 100% company paid ADDITIONAL EMPLOYEE LIFE INSURANCE In increments of $10,000 up to maximum of $750,000 Evidence of insurability required 100% employee paid DEPENDENT LIFE INSURANCE For spouse and eligible dependent children Spouse - up to $100,000, evidence of insurability required Each child - $5,000 100% employee paid ACCIDENTAL DEATH AND DISMEMBERMENT 2¼ times annual base salary 100% company paid VOLUNTARY PERSONAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE Supplemental coverage for employee only or employee and spouse/children $500,000 maximum 100% employee paid 15

LIFE INSURANCE PLANS (cont.) BUSINESS TRAVEL ACCIDENT Eligible date of hire 100% company paid PRINCIPAL SUM: $1,000,000 death benefit. Schedule for disability benefits. Aggregate - $5,000,000 EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM PLAN FEATURES Confidential counseling for family issues, emotional dilemmas, substance abuse, job related problems Worklife services for child care, adult and elder care 100% company paid GROUP LEGAL SERVICE PLAN Provides quick access to legal assistance when needed Most covered services available for spouse and children Covered services include wills, real estate and child related matters One employee contribution amount covers all eligible family members 100% employee paid 16

LONG TERM CARE PLAN FEATURES Coverage is portable Nursing Home plus At Home Care It can be purchased for the employee, spouse or parents (in-laws) Rates based on Age Amount of coverage Duration of coverage 100% employee paid VISION PLAN PLAN FEATURES In-Network Annual company paid eye exam for employees and eligible dependents $10 copayment Employees may purchase optional eyewear materials. Lenses are covered at 100% every 12 months, frames every 24 months $25 copayment Out-of-Network Use non-network provider Reimbursed up to a scheduled amount 17

WORKERS COMPENSATION BENEFIT PAYABLE State determines when benefits begin For work related illness or injury DURATION OF BENEFIT Depends on type of illness or injury BENEFIT AMOUNT Statutory benefit which varies by state COST 100% company paid SHORT TERM DISABILITY BENEFIT PAYABLE After absence from work for more than 5 consecutive work days DURATION OF BENEFIT Up to 26 weeks for non-work related illness or injury BENEFIT AMOUNT Statutory benefit which varies by state COST 100% company paid 18

RETIREMENT AND FINANCIAL COUNSELING SERVICE PLAN FEATURES AYCO, (a Goldman Sachs company) provides one-on-one personalized counseling services via the AYCO AnswerLine (telephone or online). Service is company-paid. Available for eligible employees and their family members. Counseling services include assistance with planning, cash-flow, investments, retirement, insurance, estate and income tax. Detailed estate planning issues that may require trusts and legal advice will require employee fee. AYCO counselors do not sell insurance or place investments. 19

OTHER IEEE BENEFITS TUITION REIMBURSEMENT PLAN For job related courses, maximum reimbursement is $800 per course not exceeding $2,400 per calendar year. For approved Undergraduate/Certificate Degree, reimbursement is 75% (up to $600 per course), upon satisfactory completion of the course with the remaining 25% (up to $200 per course), reimbursed one year after receiving the degree. Maximum reimbursement is $3,600 per calendar year. For approved Graduate Degree, reimbursement is 75% (up to $900 per course), upon satisfactory completion of the course with the remaining 25% (up to $300 per course), reimbursed one year after receiving the degree. Maximum reimbursement is $5,250 per calendar year. Eligible to enroll after 6 months of employment. PAID VACATION Incorporated personal days from previous policy 1 st Year 12 days 2 nd thru 9 th Year 18 days per year 10 th Year and over 24 days per year Maximum carryover from one calendar year to the next is 10 days. PAID EIFM DAYS EIFM - Employee plus Immediate Family Member Earn 1 EIFM day per month of service Employee and immediate family sick days are available 9 PAID HOLIDAYS 1 PAID FLOATING DAY 20