 Enrolling dependents in benefits programs
If you plan to enroll your
spouse and/or children in health insurance offered through the Texas Employees
Group Benefits Program (GBP), you will need to verify their eligibility. Learn
more>>
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 Texa$aver Two-step toward retirement
Many
a Texan can tell you that the two-step is a dance that you can personalize with moves that are uniquely your own. According to the Texa$aver℠ 401(k) / 457 Program, your retirement planning can also follow an
easy, two-step approach. Learn more>>
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Do you need TIPP disability coverage?
Now is the time to apply
Your Summer Enrollment phase is the time to apply for the Texas Income Protection Plan (TIPP). Summer Enrollment for
the Plan Year 2019 ends July 27, 2018.
Learn why you should consider disability coverage.
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Get your medication ready for travel
It’s summer time.
For many of us, that also means vacation time! Make the travel easy. As you
plan your travel adventures, don’t forget that your medications may have to
come along on the trip. It’s important to plan for that, too. Read more>>
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 A new way for Texans with disabilities to save
Texans with disabilities, along with their families, now have a new way to save money for disability-related expenses. Learn more about the Texas ABLE® Program.
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“The best job around”
The lessons and benefits of
working in the Smith Unit
Maria Zepeda has worked at the Smith Unit, a maximum-security
prison for male offenders in Lamesa, Texas for more than 16 years. After
working her way up the career ladder to become the human resources supervisor,
Maria finds her most challenging and rewarding job is to remind employees to
look “at the overall picture,” when assessing the advantages of working for the
state. Read more>>
It’s summertime, and the bugs are biting
Protect yourself and family members from mosquito-borne illnesses
Mosquitos are more than bothersome. Some can make you sick. And at least one of these illnesses—the Zika virus—can harm unborn infants as well. Learn what steps you can take to protect yourself from mosquito-borne illness.
Tips for summer safety
The outdoor season in Texas is pretty much all year long, so sun safety should be second nature. Still, it’s important to be extra cautious during these sizzling summer months, when the sun’s rays can be especially harmful. Here are some tips for summer safety.
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