InsightsDoes a company have to offer life insurance coverage to its employees?
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Does a company have to offer life insurance coverage to its employees?

January 9, 2017

Drew Bowker
Does a company have to offer life insurance coverage to its employees?
Life insurance is an optional employment perk that does not have to be offered to any employees. If a company offers life insurance, there is no minimum or maximum amount of coverage that must be offered.

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Drew Bowker

An experienced professional with a diverse background, Drew Bowker writes content on strategic solutions and HR insights.
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