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Re-enrolling an employee

Reinstatement, or re-enrollment, generally happens when an employee has been terminated due to a reduction in hours, layoff, leave of absence or some similar reason. Most companies have standard rules for reinstating previously terminated employees. Reinstatement usually includes waiving standard waiting periods if the employee is rehired or comes back to work within six months.

How to re-enroll an employee

  1. Go to the Enrollment tool. (You must be logged in to access the tool.)
  2. Click EDIT EMPLOYEE.
  3. Search for the employee by name. The "Include inactive members in search" box should already be checked.
  4. The employee's name will show up in gray in your search results. Click the name.
  5. Click Reinstate member in the top right of the SELECTED BENEFITS box to begin reinstatement.
  6. Select group, subgroup and class, then verify the employee's personal information.
  7. Select the qualifying type. Could be the same or different from the qualifying event.
  8. Enter the qualifying event and the new effective date will appear. (The new effective date will depend on the qualifying type you selected).
  9. Select medical benefits, then secondary benefits (only if they don't appear automatically).
  10. If there are no dependents to reinstate, click FINISH. If you need to reinstate dependents, follow instructions below.
  11. Review the employee's information. Click print page at the top right if you'd like to keep a copy for your records.

How to re-enroll a dependent

  1. Click REINSTATE DEPENDENT.
  2. Verify the dependent's personal information then follow steps 7-9 above.
  3. Repeat each step to reinstate more dependents.
  4. When you're finished reinstating everyone, click FINISH.
Last modified: 11/9/2011
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