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During the COVID-19 crisis the work of the community social services sector must go on with as few restrictions as possible. Employers in this sector consider their employees to be their most important asset. They are aware these employees function in an environment that creates high levels of stress and conflicting expectations. Often these employees are under-valued, and this manifests itself in underfunding for wages, benefits, and ongoing training.
Addressing the group health benefits challenges facing community social services organizations
Live Webinar Date: Tuesday, November 17, 2020
Live Webinar Time: 10AM PST | 1PM EST
For 40 years Paul Wheeler has worked in and on behalf of Canadian community social service organizations.
He currently serves as Board Chair and Chief Governance Officer at the Community Services Benefits Trust (CSBT), while also serving as an Ambassador for the Trust.
About Our Expert
Cost Sustainable Coverage for Long-Term Care Facilities
Extended Health & Dental Coverage
Disability Coverage
Life & Critical Illness Coverage
Employee Wellness Coverage
About CSBT
The Community Services Benefits Trust is a non-profit trust that was formed in January 2002 by a group of not-for-profit community service organizations.
Working together, these organizations created the trust to provide fully insured, locally accessible benefits to social service organizations.
Key Principles
Our plans are available on a fully insured basis.
Our plan engages and consults with participating agencies.
Our plan has no infrastructure requirements.
Our plan is delivered through local service provider.
Click below to register for our free webinar
Join us for a webinar with community services benefits expert Paul Wheeler on group health benefit issues and how to address them.
Register using the form on this page to attend a free webinar.
During the seminar Paul will discuss:
- How the right solutions contribute to employees physical, emotional, and mental health.
- How agencies can avoid falling into the traditional “cookie cutter” benefits trap.
- Why your organization needs to invest in prevention.
- The tools and programs you can access to achieve long-term cost containment.
