Employees learned about plans and changes

By WSU News & Media Relations
The annual Employee Benefits Fair for the Pullman campus was on Wednesday, Oct. 29 in the French Ad/Lighty second floor atrium.
 
More than 30 vendors were available to answer questions about plans and changes.
A Group Health representative explains one of their benefits
plans.
The Washington State Department of Retirement Systems display
table.

A Willamette Dental representative talks about their

benefits
plan.

 

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