Is Age Just A Number? Employee benefits beyond age 65
- Valerie Travis
- Mar 25, 2022
- 1 min read
Join us at the IFEBP Canadian Public Sector Pensions and Benefits Conference 2022
More Canadians are working past the traditional retirement age (by choice or necessity), and recent surveys show COVID will delay retirement for more than 1 in 5.
Where group benefits reduce or end at age 65, these older employees may be less protected than their younger colleagues.
We’ll explore the growing prevalence of age 65+ employees remaining in (or returning to) the workplace, how age-related benefits reductions and terminations have been legally challenged, and what this means for your employee benefit program.
Join us to discuss ...
The growing prevalence of age 65+ employees remaining in (or returning to) the workplace
How age-related benefits reductions and terminations have been legally challenged
Key considerations in setting your benefits strategy for age 65+ employees including retention, equity, and employer commitments
Coordination with provincial plans
Plan designs that balance the changing needs of older workers, administration, eligibility, and cost
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