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Benefits Information
Western Oregon University, through the Public Employees Benefit Board, more commonly known as PEBB, offers a comrehensive benefit plan for employees including medical, dental, vision, life insurance and other optional benefits. PEBB's 2009 Benefit Page and our quick benefits overview contain useful information regarding the benefits package provided at WOU. Please feel free to contact us if you have questions about benefits or any information provided on this site.To view your current benefit information or to enroll in benefits as a new employee please access the PEBB.Benefits Member Module. If there is any information that you would like to see available on the benefits page, your suggestions are always welcome, just drop us an e-mail!
Retirement Workshops
- Shane Roghaar from TIAA-CREF will present "Staying on Track in a Volatile Market" July 8th 12pm-1pm in Hamersly Library room 205
RSVP to: spraguea@wou.edu
- A representative from Fidelity will present "Finding the Right Investment Strategy" July 22nd from 12:00-1pm in Hamersly Library room 205
RSVP to: spraguea@wou.edu
New employees
Newly benefit-eligible employees may now enroll for benefits online! Please see our New Employee Benefits Information Page for detailed information about enrolling for benefits using the Pebb.Benefits Member Module . Need additional assistance using the PEBB.Benefits Member Module to enroll for benefits? Try our guide to enrolling online.
Important updates
"P" Numbers: New Numbers, known as "P numbers" have been provided for VSP, Willamette Dental, and ODS Dental in leiu of social security numbers. Your "P number" is located on your Pebb.Benefits statement. If you do not have access to a statement please contact us for your number or a copy of your statement. For other Provider information, including group numbers, addresses, and phone numbers, please visit our provider information page .
Newsletters:
PEBB: May 2009
Oregon Public Employees Retirement System: April 2009 Perspectives
EAP: Spring 2009 Newsletter
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