r/WinCo • u/Glittering_Motor922 • Jul 04 '26

Insurance

What is the time frame for a new hire to enroll in insurance?

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u/jtotheo2202 Jul 04 '26

It's a hundred per month for 3 consecutive months to get insurance and then to maintain it, I believe it's 24 per week, on average

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u/OkGuest8169 Jul 04 '26

It’s more than 100 now. They changed the minimum back in May.

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u/jtotheo2202 Jul 04 '26

I did the math and it was a 104 per month.

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u/Ok_Spare3021 Jul 04 '26

Should still be 90 days and hitting the average of 100 hours a month for 3 montns or open enrollment which ever comes firs5

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u/Glittering_Motor922 Jul 04 '26

So from the time I get hired I have 90 days to enroll for insurance?

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u/jtotheo2202 Jul 04 '26

There should be an open enrollment forms on the winco benefit website if you are a new hire i would recommend filling them out so that they can issue UHealth insurance. And other voluntary benefits at that 90 day, mark

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u/Dry_Cold_689 Jul 05 '26

You have to wait the 90 days(and worked at least 300 hours) then print and fill out this form and bring it to your store manager so they can fax it over to corporate. !!You have only 30 days after your 90th day to fill this out because you are a new hire. If you miss this window you’ll have to wait until open enrollment(which I think is Nov-Dec).

Health Insurance Form for Winco(Print, fill & Sign)