Important things to know about enrollment

Go to se-benefitslink.com:

• If you are new to the site click on First Time Users to create a user ID and password.
• If you are connected to the Schneider Electric network, click on the Single Sign On (SSO) link available on the Login page.
• If you are not connected to the network, enter your user ID and password.
• If you need to reset your password, you’ll be asked to answer the security questions. If you can’t answer the security questions, a temporary password will be sent to your email address or mobile phone number in your BenefitsLink profile, if you have one. Otherwise it will be mailed to your home, which may take up to 10 days.
• If you have not accessed BenefitsLink in over 90 days, enter your user ID and password to re-enable your SSO.

• The elections you make will remain in place for the full year, unless you have a qualifying life event and make a new election within 31 days (90 days to submit a birth or adoption life event).
• The last changes you make online to your elections as of the close of the enrollment period will be your 2025 elections — even if you don’t click “Complete Enrollment.”
• If you don’t believe your benefits accurately reflect what you chose when you enrolled, submit a claim to PeopleLink (online through support@Schneider or by calling 877-248-2998).

• If you newly enroll a dependent or add a dependent who was previously removed from medical, dental or vision coverage because documentation was missing, you must submit the required documentation to verify they are eligible by the Annual Enrollment deadline found in BenefitsLink. For new hires or if you have a life event, you have 60 days from the initial date you add your dependent(s).
• Missing a document? If you are waiting to receive a government-issued document, request an extension through PeopleLink before the 60-day deadline. Documents will not be accepted after the deadline if PeopleLink has not approved your extension.
• Upload to BenefitsLink (preferred): Log in to se-benefitslink.com > click on Verify My Dependents. Upload your documents.
• Submit a ticket to PeopleLink with your documents attached: support@Schneider > HR Tickets > Annual Enrollment Inquiry with inquiry reason: Annual Enrollment Dependent Eligibility Documentation.
• Allow up to 2 weeks for your dependent documents to be reviewed. If you don’t submit acceptable documents by the specified deadline, your dependent(s) will be removed from coverage.

• Medical, Dental, Vision and Legal Services Plan: No coverage
• Health Savings Account: If you enroll in a CDHP medical option, you won’t be required to make the minimum contribution to your HSA to receive the Company HSA contribution in the year you are hired; however, if you don’t make the minimum contribution during subsequent Annual Enrollment periods, you will not receive the Company contribution.
• Basic Life and AD&D: 2 times your base pay; Company paid
• Supplemental Life and AD&D, Spouse Life, and Child Life: No coverage
• Short-term Disability: 100% of base pay for first 4 weeks; 60% thereafter; Company paid
• Long-term Disability: Buy-up option (60% of base pay)
• Health Care FSA and Dependent (Day) Care FSA: No participation
• Benefit Bucks: Not allocated; funds will be forfeited
• Life Planning Account: Can’t allocate Benefit Bucks; can transfer earned Personify Health Rewards Cash at any time

*Unless otherwise stated, payroll deductions will be taken from your pay for these default coverages.

• Working spouse/domestic partner fee: If your spouse or domestic partner is also a Schneider Electric employee eligible for coverage under a Schneider Electric Medical plan, you can enroll in one plan together and will not be subject to the working spouse/domestic partner fee.
• Enrolling children: If you both choose to enroll in medical, dental or vision coverage as employees, only one of you may cover your dependent child(ren).
• Life insurance coverage: You may not purchase life insurance for your spouse or domestic partner if he/she also works at Schneider Electric. Only one of you may purchase life insurance for your child(ren).

• If your child is under the age of 26, you may cover him or her under your medical, dental and vision coverage or they may enroll in coverage for themselves, but the child cannot be enrolled as both an employee and child under the plans.
• For life insurance, your child cannot be enrolled in both Basic Life as an employee and Child Life as a child; therefore, in this case you may not enroll your child in Child Life.