The Hartford currently employs 1,146 people in its group benefits division in Connecticut.
The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company said yesterday that it had agreed to acquire the group workplace benefits division of the Business Men's Assurance Company.
His father, who is retired, was the president and founder of GBS Retirement Services in Yonkers, which became part of the employee benefits division of Arthur J. Gallagher & Company, an insurance company in Itasca, Ill.
The company, which is based in Newark, also said that Jean Hamilton, the chief executive of its employee benefits division, plans to leave the company at the end of August.
The issue of compensation for Mr. Diedrick, one of a handful of top administrators whom Gov. M. Jodi Rell asked to resign, was first raised last week when the retirement benefits division of the state comptroller's office was preparing for its customary exit meeting on July 23 with Mr. Diedrick.
Chris Quinn, vice president for the employee group benefits division at Sun Life Financial, said another way to think about it was that the premium was 1 percent of someone's salary in a group plan and 3.5 percent of that salary in an individual plan.
If you're going to offer disability insurance, pick a policy that covers at least 60% of an employee's salary, says Jodi Baldner, director of marketing for Principal Financial's specialty benefits division.
It manages its business through three divisions composed of following business segments: The Benefits division, which is also reported as the Benefits segment, provides medical stop-loss insurance, group life and disability income (DI) insurance, and limited benefit medical insurance as its principal products.
The Council Tax and Benefits division of Caerphilly county borough council supplied an electronic extract of property address and CTVB from the council tax register.
She's also optimistic that MyPotential online wellness programsthere's one for stress management, for instancewill be embraced by corporate employee-benefits divisions.
