Aflac Amends Employee Benefits to Address COVID-19 Concerns
These measures are in place through
"The steps we are taking today are designed not only to protect our employees, but to remind everyone that Aflac is a company that takes care of its people with the same integrity that we serve our customers," said Aflac
In addition to these amended benefits, Aflac pays for certain important supplemental benefits for its employees that contain hospitalization benefits and a once-per-year annual wellness benefit when seeking medical treatment.
"We are encouraging all of our employees to take advantage of this one-time annual benefit if and when they seek medical attention related to COVID-19 concerns or in general," White said.
To date, Aflac has no confirmed cases of coronavirus in
Recognizing the need for telecommuting for worksite safety and family needs as school closings increase, the company has increased capacity for working remotely. The company currently has 45% of employees working remotely, with select departments and locations at 100%, and is developing capabilities for additional work-at-home capacity as circumstances require. The company has ensured all employees working remotely see no disruption in compensation and benefits and are reimbursed for expenses associated with working remotely and productively.
"We are confident that the measures we are putting in place will help our employees feel safe and secure while not adversely impacting business continuity, specifically our ability to provide the excellent service that our customers have appreciated for 65 years," White said.
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