HELP FOR MEMBERS APR-OCT 2020


£180,000 £85,000 £27,000


paid out in death benefi ts


paid in sickness benefi ts for operatives


“SELECT’s welfare credit scheme is designed to assist you fi nancially on the road to recovery”


meet the requirements of all staff and operatives. Payments can be made monthly or even weekly, so you can be assured you’ll have comprehensive cover at a very competitive price. Provision also enables you to comply with the Scottish Joint Industry Board (SJIB) National Working Rules, thus providing an excellent employment package to attract and retain employees. Knowing you and your employees are


covered will bring you peace of mind – and, as with every SELECT service, you can rest assured you have comprehensive cover at a very competitive price.


Private medical insurance For those looking for additional peace of mind during the COVID pandemic,


we also off er private medical insurance through our third-party supplier, EC Insurance Services Ltd (ECIS). Working closely with this experienced


and established broker means you can quickly and easily obtain the insurance that’s right for you and your business. The ECIS experts arrange for SELECT


Members to purchase cover under a private medical insurance scheme, with all benefi ts compliant with the terms and conditions laid down by the SJIB. Joining the scheme is simple, with your SELECT Membership number used as your exclusive identifi er. And to help Members who have been impacted fi nancially by the coronavirus pandemic, rates have been kept the same for 2021 – giving you one less thing to worry about.


paid in sickness benefi ts for offi ce staff


HERE TO HELP


For further details about private medical insurance, email ecis@ ecins.co.uk or call 0330 221 0241. Further details are available in our benefi ts brochure at www.select. org.uk/for-contractors


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