Benefits for Retirees
- Human Resources Staff
- Benefits
- Time Off
- Compensation
- Emergency Resources for Employees
- Employee Handbooks and Code of Policies
- Employee Recognition
- Employee Resource Group Program
- Employment
- Extended Leaves
- Learning and Development
- PATH
- Preparing to Retire
- Programs and Events
- Recruitment and Hiring
- Retirees
- Wellness
- Work-Life Initiatives
An employee is eligible for full retirement benefits when they have attained the age of 59.5 and have a minimum of ten consecutive years of full-time, benefit-eligible service immediately before retiring. The eligibility for benefits recognizes the retiree’s contributions to the University and encourages the individual to maintain their connection to the W&L community.
- Recognition at the annual Employee Recognition Banquet
- Retirement Gift
- Continued use of employee ID card and parking pass
- W&L email account access
- Campus Notice access
Retiree Use of W&L Facilities
Retirees may continue to enjoy the use of the following W&L facilities:
- Access to W&L gym facilities for retiree and spouse/partner
- Access to unlimited fitness classes for an annual fee
- Opportunity to attend lectures, movies and other cultural events
- Tickets to shows at the Lenfest Center, seasonal athletic events and other University programs at the employee rate
- Full use of Leyburn Library and Law Library
- Course audit with permission of the faculty member
Educational Grants at Retirement or Disability
Children of qualified retirees will remain eligible for the educational grant benefit. If an employee has worked full-time for five or more consecutive years immediately preceding their separation due to disability, the employee’s children will remain eligible for the educational grant benefit provided that the disabled employee continues to meet the disability definition under the University’s long term disability program.
Health Insurance
Retirees age 59.5 until age 65, may continue participating in the group health insurance plan. The retiree spouse (until age 65), and children (until age 26), are also eligible to continue on the University’s group health insurance plan. The University will continue to make contributions consistent with the level provided in the group health plan. At age 65, the University’s health insurance plan ends, Medicare begins.
How to Sign Up for Medicare
Visit the website.
You are responsible for purchasing a Medicare supplement and Part D prescription drug plan. You may use a local agent, or you may choose to enroll online. The Maury River Senior Center is available to assist you.
- Human Resources Staff
- Benefits
- CTO, SLR, Holidays, and Other Time Off
- Compensation
- Emergency Resources for Employees
- Employee Handbooks and Code of Policies
- Employee Recognition
- Employee Resource Group Program
- Employment
- Extended Leaves
- Learning and Development
- PATH
- Preparing to Retire
- Programs and Events
- Recruitment and Hiring
- Retirees
- Wellness
- Work/Life Initiatives
Kim Austin
Deputy Director of Human Resources and Director of Benefits
- P: 540-458-8921
- E: kaustin@wlu.edu
Human Resources
- P: 540-458-8920
- F: 540-458-8060
- E: humanresources@wlu.edu
-
Mailing Address:
Human Resources
204 W. Washington Street
糖心传媒
Lexington, Virginia 24450
Physical Address:
2 S Main Street
Lexington, VA 24450