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One Partner. One Platform. One Place.

There’s no reason for workplace benefits and absence management to be so complicated. Chubb WorkInsightTM combines absence, benefits and claims management in one simple platform. Employers can even integrate self-insured workers compensation programs into the system, to monitor absence under those too.


Not only is keeping track of everything easier and more efficient, you can help make sure employees get the support they’re entitled to, while promoting productivity and protecting your bottom line.

What’s at Stake

$228.8 billion dollars is the cost of worker illness and injury, every yeari.

7.75% of workers take more than 10 days of sick leave per yearii.
 

1.9% of full-time employees were off work per day due to illness or injury in 2019iii.

Companies receive up to six- or seven-figure penalties for regulatory errors when handling absence.

Up to 12 weeks of unpaid leave are available under the Family and Medical Leave Activ.

Being Prepared Is Vital

Chubb can help your company be ready, with proactive support to guide even the most complex cross-line claims and absences in compliance with all state regulations. You’ll have a clear view of what’s happening, because it’s all in one place.

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A Quick Overview

Learn how our new way of doing things is making a difference, from managing risks to helping employees get back to work.

 

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A Tailored Solution

We’ll work with you at every step, from building your company’s voluntary benefits package to the smooth implementation and integration of the Chubb WorkInsight™ platform into your existing workflows.

And when it comes to claims, we simply ask employees what’s happened. Then we optimize the process by guiding them through each step — which helps them get the support they're entitled to, sooner. 

Customizable Benefit and Absence Packages

Bundle the types of insurance you want to offer to employees, and manage these alongside all leave types using the Chubb WorkInsight™ platform. You can also set the coverage levels of certain benefits and add on optional extras to ensure a perfect fit.

Workers Compensation

Workers compensation is a statutory benefit. Employees can claim on the coverage if they're injured during their work. They might be entitled to receive benefits to cover a portion of their lost wages, and potentially their medical costs, while they recover.

Chubb WorkInsightTM allows employers with self-insured workers compensation programs to integrate these too — to bring everything into one place.

Accident

Extra help after unexpected accidents to help employees deal with unexpected costs.

Pays 25% higher benefits for injuries from organized sports, and you can customize coverage levels for specific benefits.

Disability

When an employee is unable to work, we can provide them with an income.

There’s even the flexibility to add benefits for pre-existing conditions and first day coverage.

Life Insurance

Lifetime guarantees at a fraction of the cost of whole life insurance with our LifeTime Benefit Term insurance.

Coverage can also be used for long term care, adding flexibility and allowing access to benefits when they’re needed most.

Absence Management

Track and manage all types of leave, including allowances under the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) and the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) — as well as company-specific leaves including Paid Family Leave (PFL).

And you'll be able to see, at a glance, how leave types overlap and tie into any relevant claims or benefit payments. This gives you the full view of what's happening inside your company, from one place.

Critical Illness

Support for serious medical conditions such as cancer, heart attack and stroke, could make a big difference to employees.

Plus, we’ve added financial and advocacy benefits to make this coverage go further.

Hospital Indemnity

Inpatient expenses are less stressful when employees are protected against many of the out-of-pocket costs.

And employers have the freedom to create plans specifically for their employees.

Resources

 

Download supporting material to learn more about Chubb Workplace Benefits to understand how working with us makes a big difference to the way your benefits and absence management programs operate.

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Fact Sheet

Get a quick overview of how Chubb WorkInsight™ can help you manage all aspects of workplace benefits. 



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Our Presentation

An in-depth look at the risks behind benefits and absence management — and how we help you keep on top of them. 


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Whitepaper

The Impact of Absence

Learn how organizations are affected at multiple levels, and discover the benefits of a holistic approach.

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Why Chubb

Proven Experience

Our dedicated workplace unit has been dealing with complex workplace claims for over 20 years.

A Stable Partnership

Chubb is the world’s largest publicly traded property and casualty insurer, with more than $167 billion in assets.

Built for Business

From team morale to a company’s output, we know it’s important that everybody gets the right help — and we’ve created support to match.

 

A Prudent Outlook

Chubb’s core operating insurance companies maintain financial strength ratings of AA from Standard & Poor’s and A++ from A.M. Best. 

i “Business Pulse: Healthy Workforce.” CDC Foundation, 28 Jan. 2015, cdcfoundation.org/pr/2015/ worker-illness-and-injury-costs-us employers-225-billion-annually

 ii “Number of sick days taken by U.S. adults.” Statista, February 2017. statista.com/ statistics/682924/sick-leave-days among-adults-us-by-age/

iii www.bls.gov/cps/cpsaat47.htm “Labor Force Statistics” U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Labor Force Statistics 2019. Retrieved Sep. 2020.

iv dol.gov/general/topic/benefits-leave/fmla “FMLA Information” U.S. Department of Labor, Retrieved Sep 2020.