About Lakeland

Human Resources

Employee Benefits

Lakeland College offers comprehensive benefits to its employees. This includes:
  • extended health care
  • dental care
  • a health spending account
  • life insurance
  • accidental death & dismemberment insurance
  • long term disability (LTD)

Complete details of the benefit plan can be found by opening the e-document below--just click on the tiny magazine.

As well, details of what is provided for each benefit category is summarized in the drop downs below.

Extended Health Care
  • 100% payment of prescription drugs, hospital and other eligible medical expenses.
  • Includes out‐of‐province emergency travel benefits.
  • Paramedical practitioners expenses, including:
    • $500 maximum per year per practitioner for chiropodist/podiatrist, chiropractor, Christian Science practitioner, massage therapist,
    • naturopath, osteopath, psychologist, and speech language pathologist.
    • Contact Human Resources for physiotherapist coverage details.
Dental Care
  • Basic services covered at 100%.
  • Major/Extensive services covered at 80%.
  • Combined maximum of $1,500 per person per year for Basic & Major/Extensive services.
  • Orthodontics covered at 50% to a maximum of $2,500 per lifetime for dependent children less than 19 years of age.
  • Basis of payment is the 2007 Alberta Blue Cross Usual & Customary Dental Schedule of Fees.
  • Coverage for Part‐Time employees is equal to one‐half of coverage indicated above:
    • 50% Basic services
    • 40% Major/Extensive services
    • $750 combined Basic and Major/Extensive benefit year maximum
    • 40% Orthodontic Services to a lifetime maximum of $1250 per dependent child

 

    Health Spending Account
    • You may be eligible to receive an annual Health Spending Account (HSA) allocation based on your employee classification and dependent status.
    • You may use your HSA to pay for eligible health, dental or vision expenses not covered by the group benefit plan.
    • The HSA plan year runs August 1 to July 31 each year.
    • HSA dollars are allocated monthly.
    Life Insurance

    Administration Employees:

    • Death benefit of 3 x annual earnings (to a maximum of $200,000).


    Faculty Employees:

    • Death benefit of $75,000.


    AUPE Employees:
    • Death benefit of 2.5 x annual earnings (to a maximum of $100,000).

    Your benefit reduces by 50% on your 65th birthday, and terminates at age 70.


      Optional:
      • Employee & Spouse – units of $10,000 to $250,000 maximum for each covered person (25 units).

      Your and/or your spouse’s benefit terminates once you reach age 65.

      Accidental Death & Dismemberment
      Administration Employees:
      • Accident benefit of 4 x annual earnings (to a maximum of $250,000).


      Faculty Employees:
      • Accident benefit of 4 x annual earnings (to a maximum of $250,000).


      AUPE Employees:
      • Accident benefit of 2.5 x annual earnings (to a maximum of $100,000).

       Your benefit reduces by 50% on your 65th birthday, and terminates at age 70.

       


       Voluntary:

      • Employee only – units of $25,000 to $250,000 (10 units).
      • Employee & Family Plan – units of $25,000 to $250,000 (10 units); varying percentages of employee coverage for spouse & dependent children.
      Long Term Disability

      Administration Employees:

      • Taxable benefit equal to 75% of monthly earnings up to a maximum monthly benefit of $7,500.
      • Commences after qualifying period of 130 working days or 6 months (whichever is shorter) of continuous disability.


      Faculty Employees:
      • Non‐taxable benefit equal to 70% of monthly earnings up to a maximum monthly benefit of $3,000.
      • Commences after qualifying period of 130 working days or 6 months (whichever is shorter) of continuous disability.


      AUPE Employees:
      • Taxable benefit equal to 75% of monthly earnings up to a maximum monthly benefit of $3,000.
      • Commences after qualifying period of 80 working days or 4 months (whichever is shorter) of continuous disability.
      Bookmark and Share



      Last updated on