Sysco provides Basic Life and Accidental Death & Dismemberment (AD&D) Insurance to protect your family in the event of your death or disability. Sysco‘s Life and Accidental Death and Dismemberment Insurance are offered through MetLife. Review the MetLife microsite to learn about your benefits, get beneficiary assistance, file claims, and more.
During this Annual Benefits Enrollment only, when you enroll in Supplemental Life coverage, you can increase your and your spouse’s coverage level without having to provide Evidence of Insurability. You will receive a letter if you are eligible for this one-time opportunity.
Sysco pays the full cost of your Basic Life and Basic AD&D coverage. These benefits are automatically yours as an eligible Sysco colleague.
You can find instructions for filing claims here. You can submit documents for a claim three different ways:
Learn more about Life Insurance in this infographic and in these FAQs.
You can also purchase additional insurance for yourself, your spouse/domestic partner and/or your child(ren). For information, go to Supplemental Life Insurance and Voluntary AD&D Insurance.
There are additional benefits when you enroll in supplemental life insurance.
You can find details on the MetLife website.
Paycheck costs for Voluntary Life and AD&D Insurance are based on the colleague‘s age. The cost of coverage can be found by logging into the Total Rewards Café. Rates are calculated based on the colleague‘s age as of January 1 each year. To the extent that Sysco provides life insurance coverage, or you purchase additional insurance in excess of $50,000, the cost of such coverage will be included in your gross income subject to Social Security and Medicare taxes.
Make sure you designate a beneficiary for your Life and AD&D Insurance in the Total Rewards Café. Even if you don‘t elect voluntary coverage, you need to select a beneficiary for the company-paid basic coverage—regardless of whether or not you‘ve completed a paper form in the past.
You are eligible for this service if you are enrolled in MetLife’s Supplemental Term Life, Group Universal Life, or Group Variable Universal Life coverage. Access more information about will preparation and estate planning below: