Canada Life, WorkLife partner on group life offering

For WorkLife clients

Hemma Visavadia
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WorkLife by OpenMoney has formed a new partnership with Canada Life which will see the provider’s group life protection products now accessible for employees.

The employee benefits platform said the partnership will enable more employers to offer a selection of life benefit options to the workforce. As part of the group life cover, employers will be able to offer optional cover for employees in the form of either a fixed amount or multiples of salary, bereavement counselling for employee's family and legal support to help employee with any probate issues. Paul Chedzey, commercial director at WorkLife by OpenMoney, said: "At a time when many employees will be having to stretch their salary even further, life products offer vital reassurance ...

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