Oklahoma’s state agencies will pay much less than expected for state employee benefits in 2010. The benefits office for more than 37,000 state employees and their families, the Oklahoma Employees Benefits Council (EBC), today adopted health, dental, and vision insurances rates and awarded contracts for Plan Year 2010 (January 1, 2010 through December 31, 2010).
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The premier national organization for public sector benefits professionals has singled out Oklahoma’s Employees Benefits Council (EBC) for excellence.
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”Exciting and innovative” is the way leaders of a major national wellness event this week described the OK Health Mentoring Program. Highlights of the program were presented during an invitation-only closed session to a commission of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.
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Efficiency got a big boost from Oklahoma’s state employees this fall. Nearly three out of every four active state employees made their benefits choices online during the most recent Option Period.
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There is a new gold statue at the Employees Benefits Council.
The agency’s Benefits Enrollment Guide for Plan Year 2008 received the Communicator Award of Excellence in this year’s judging.
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