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Retiring from UNI | Frequently Asked Questions

  1. Will I receive a payout for my sick leave once I retire?
    If you are over the age of 55, you are eligible to receive a payout of your unused sick leave. The total payout will be the number of hours accrued on the date of retirement multiplied by the hourly wage rate up to a maximum of $2,000.
  2. What happens to my health and dental insurance after I retire?
    If you are age 55 of over when you retire, you will be able to continue your health and dental insurance for life, if you choose. The surviving spouse of a UNI Retiree is allowed to continue coverage unless they are eligible for another employer group plan. You are responsible for the full premium payment to Wellmark and/or Delta Dental.
  3. When will my health and dental coverage end when I retire?
    Coverage will end on the last day of the retirement month.
  4. What happens if I retire and then return to work at the University?
    You may only retire once from the University.
  5. If I don't elect to continue health or dental coverage at the time of retirement, can I enroll later?
    If you discontinue either the health or dental plan, you cannot enroll later.