Employee Resources
You’re eligible for the Flexible Benefits Program if:
- You’re a full-time regular employee who works at least 30 hours a week and expects to work for at least nine months. Employees who work in a sheltered workshop or work transition program, contingent employees, temporary employees and student employees are not eligible.
- You’re a certified public school teacher working half time or more and not considered a "temporary" or "emergency" employee.
- You’re an employee of a local school system holding a non-certificated position. You must be eligible for the Teacher's Retirement System (TRS) or its
- local equivalent, and you must work a minimum of 20 hours a week (or 60% of the time necessary to fulfill the job’s duties, if that's more than 20 hours).
- You’re an employee of a local school system working at least 15 hours a week (or 60% of the time necessary to fulfill the job’s duties, if that's more than 15 hours) and you’re eligible to participate in the Public School Employees' Retirement System (PSERS).
- You’re an employee of a county or regional library and work at least 17.5 hours per week.
- You’re deemed eligible by Federal or Georgia law.
If you aren't sure whether you're eligible, contact your personnel/payroll office, or watch the flexible benefits course video.
2024 Plan Year Enrollment Information
2024 Flexible Benefits Rate Sheet
Created: 11/16/2023
2024 What's New Brochure
Created: 10/10/2023
2024 Flexible Benefits Program Guide
Created: 10/27/2023
2024 Flexible Benefits Program Retiree Guide
Created: 10/27/2023
2024 Benefits at a Glance
Created: 10/27/2023
2024 Open Enrollment FAQs
Created: 10/27/2023
2023 Plan Year Enrollment Information
2022 Open Enrollment Frequently Asked Questions for Plan Year 2023
Created: 6/21/2023
2023 Benefits at a Glance
Created: 6/21/2023
2023 Rate Sheet
Created: 6/21/2023
This document details coverage rates for all flexible benefits available to state employees for the 2023 plan year.