Here is a breakdown of the benefits that are offered to both Full-time and Part-time Walmart employees.
To be eligible for benefits as a full-time hourly associate, you must be classified in the company’s payroll system as a full-time hourly associate.
Enrollment: You can enroll anytime between your first paycheck and the first day of the month you’ll reach your 89th day of employment.* You can cover your spouse or domestic partner, plus children and stepchildren up to age 26.
*Example: Let’s say you’re hired on March 15. Your 89th day on the job will be June 12. So you'll have until June 1, the first day of that month, to enroll.
Dependents
Full-time hourly employees can elect to cover:
• Spouse/partner
• Dependent child(ren)
To be eligible for benefits as a part-time hourly associate, you must be classified in the company’s payroll system as a part-time hourly associate. To be eligible to enroll in medical benefits, you must work an average of at least 30 hours per week
To be eligible for benefits as a temporary associate
You must be classified in the company’s payroll system as a temporary associate. To be eligible to enroll in medical benefits, you must work an average of at least 30 hours per week, with the exception of temporary associates in the field supply chain, who must work an average of at least 24 hours per week.
Enrollment
You can enroll anytime between your 52-week anniversary and the first day of the second month after that.* You can cover your children and stepchildren up to age 26, and you’ll need to meet an hours requirement for medical coverage.
*Example: Let’s say you're hired on May 15, 2019. Your 52-week anniversary will be May 15, 2020. So you'll have until July 1, 2020 to enroll.
Dependents
Part-time hourly and temporary employees, part-time truck drivers can elect to cover:
• Spouse/partner
• Dependent child(ren)
Full-time hourly associates
Medical
• HMO plans
• Dental (enrollment is for two full calendar years)
• Vision
• Critical illness insurance
• Accident insurance
• AD&D
Part-time hourly and temporary associates
Medical
• HMO plans
• Dental (enrollment is for two full calendar years)
• Vision
• Critical illness insurance
• Accident insurance
• AD&D
Part-time truck drivers
To be eligible for benefits as a part-time truck driver, you must be classified in the company’s payroll system as a part-time truck driver. You do not need to work a minimum number of hours per week to be eligible to enroll in medical benefits as a part-time truck driver.
Medical Benefits
• HMO plans
• Dental (enrollment is for two full calendar years)
• Vision
• Critical illness insurance
• Accident insurance
• AD&D
Initial enrollment period
You must enroll in coverage between the date of your first paycheck and the day prior to your effective date. When coverage is effective: Your coverage is effective the first day of the calendar month during which your 89th day of continuous employment falls.
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Long-term disability: When your short-term disability runs out, long-term disability keeps you covered for 50% or 60% of your average wage, depending on which option you pick.
Paid time off (PTO): Walmart’s paid-time-off programs give you flexibility and choice for holidays, sick time, vacations, or just a little downtime.
Maternity & Paternity leave: Birth moms can get up to 9 weeks of paid leave — and all parents can take 6 weeks for a birth, adoption, or foster-care placement. (Full-time only).
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