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Benefits Eligibility




     You are eligible to enroll for health and welfare benefits if you are classified as a full-
     time employee who is regularly scheduled to work at least 30 hours per week.
     If you are:                              Dependent Eligibility
     ;   An existing employee making elections   If you are eligible to elect coverage for
        during 2021 Annual Enrollment (November  yourself, you may also elect coverage for your
        9-20, 2020): Coverage will be effective on   eligible dependents.
        January 1, 2021.                      Your eligible dependents include:
     ;   New hire employee: Coverage will     ;   Your legal spouse
        be effective on the first of the month   ;   Your children up to age 26 (25 years old
        coincident with or following 60 days of full-  or younger) – including
        time employment (e.g., if you start working   ;   Natural children (born to you)
        on January 15, your benefits eligibility   ;   Stepchildren
        date is April 1). A notice of eligibility will   ;   Adopted children
        be mailed to your home address. You       ;   Children whose legal guardianship
        must enroll within 31 days of your benefit   has been granted to you by the state
        eligibility date. (See p.1 of this guide for   ;   Your unmarried grandchild under the
        benefits eligibility dates.)                 age of 26 who is your dependent for
     ;   A newly-eligible employee due to a          federal income tax purposes
        change in status from part-time to full-  ;   Your unmarried child age 26 and older
        time: Coverage will be effective on the first   who depends solely on you for support
        of the month following or coincident with   because of mental or physical disability
        60 days of full-time employment based on   where the disability arose before age 26
        your status date change.                  (documentation is required)
                                              Dependent Verification
                                              When you enroll dependents to your medical
                                              coverage for the first time, you will be
                                              contacted by mail to provide documentation.
                                              Rehired employees may also need to re-
                                              verify any dependents enrolled in the medical
                                              plan. If you disenroll a spouse in the medical
                                              plan and later re-enroll the spouse, you will
                                              be required to provide a recent tax return or
                                              current proof of joint account. Please ensure
                                              your address is correct in Dayforce and
                                              respond promptly.
                                              Failure to provide
                                              this documentation
                                              within 31 days of the
                                              enrollment effective
                                              date, will result in
                                              your dependents
                                              being removed from
                                              the medical plan
                                              retroactive to the
                                              benefit effective date.
                                              Click here or scan the QR code for the list of
                                              acceptable documents needed for dependent
              Yomara Villanueva, HR Generalist   verification.
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