Benefits to Workers

Client companies nationwide are assured that workers converted to the PRO payroll receive the professional handling and care they deserve. In fact, our payroll program has been designed specifically with this ideal in mind.

Group Medical Benefits with Employer Contribution*

Converted workers gain access to an outstanding group medical plan that includes:

  • Comprehensive medical coverage through a major U.S. carrier
  • Low cost to worker, with a significant contribution made by PRO Unlimited
  • Pre-tax Section 125 Qualified Plan
  • No pre-existing condition limitation
  • No lifetime maximum on benefits
  • Low annual out of pocket maximum
  • No annual deductible
  • Comprehensive Rx plan

In addition, converted workers will also be offered access to other benefits including:

  • 401(k) with automatic enrollment *
  • Dental Insurance (DMO / PPO)*
  • Vision Insurance *
  • Ancillary coverage
    • Disability
    • Term and Universal Life Insurance
    • Accident insurance
    • S.H.O.P – Hospital Cash Plan
    • Cancer/Specified Disease Plan
  • Legal and Financial Services
  • Auto and Home Insurance Discounts
  • Credit Union Memberships
  • Employee Discount Clubs
  • State Disability Insurance
  • Worker’s Compensation
  • Unemployment Insurance
  • Direct Deposit

* Plans are Section 125 Qualified. Plans and premiums are paid on pre-tax basis.

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