Dates announced for 2009 benefits open enrollment

Open Enrollment for benefits will take place Oct. 13-24. During the two-week period, benefits-eligible faculty and staff members, graduate students and retirees can elect new benefits or change benefit enrollments for the 2009 calendar year.

Open Enrollment books will be distributed in early October to employees by Campus Mail. More information, including 2009 benefit plan rates, is available on the Benefits Office Web site at www.umich.edu/~benefits/events/oe.

For more information call the Human Resources Payroll/Service Center at 5-2000 from the Ann Arbor campus, (734) 615-2000 locally or (866) 647-7657 toll-free.

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