Human Resources

Human Resources

Life & Disibility Insurance

Life & Disibility Insurance

Employer Paid Group Life and Accidental Death & Dismemberment (AD&D Insurance)

You can never predict when an untimely death will occur, however, proper planning can reduce the financial burden on loved ones. Mutual of Omaha administers these plans, which is designed to provide financial protection to your beneficiaries in the event of your death.

Benefit Basic Life Coverage Paid By
Basic Life Insurance Amount

   Employee
   Spouse
   Dependent Children (14 days and older)
2X Annual Salary, up to $300,000
$10,000
$5,000
OCCC
AD&D Benefit Amount

   Employee		 Equal to amount of Life Insurance
Benefit
OCCC

Long-Term Disibility

Long-Term Disability works to keep part of your paycheck coming if you become disabled for more than 13 weeks. You are considered disabled if you are prevented from performing at least one of the material duties of your regular job due to injury or illness. The disability plan is administered by Mutual of Omaha.

Long Term Disability Plan Overview
Weekly Benefit Percentage 60% of your before-tax weekly earnings, not to exceed maximum
Maximum Monthly Benefit $8,000
Maximum Benefit Duration Social Security Normal Retirement Age
Elimination Period 90 Days
Survivor Benefit 3X monthly benefit amount
Pre-Existing Condition Limitation Disabilities that occur during the first 12 months of coverage caused by a condition which occurred during the 3 months before coverage begins are excluded.

Definitions

Earnings - based on your gross annual salary in effect prior to the onset of disability. Weekly earnings for hourly employees is based on your average hourly rate of pay in effect prior to the onset of disability. These earnings are used to determine your benefit in the event of claim.


Your disability payments will be combined with, and offset by, any other disability income you receive (Social Security, state disability, etc.) so that your monthly payments total your elected percentage of your “basic earnings.”