Welfare Plan

/ˈwɛlfɛr plæn/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A written arrangement established by an employer or organization to provide employees or members with benefits such as health insurance, retirement, or other social welfare benefits.
    The company offers a comprehensive welfare plan that includes medical and dental coverage.

Forms

  • welfare plan
  • welfare plans

Commentary

Commonly governed by ERISA in the U.S., a welfare plan must be clearly documented to define eligibility and covered benefits.

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