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What is the period during which employees can opt in for benefits?

Annual enrollment Open enrollment Employee enrollment Benefits window

Correct Answer:

Open enrollment

Explanation:

Open enrollment is the designated window when employees can enroll in or change their benefit elections for the upcoming plan year. During this period you review available options (such as health, dental, vision, life, and disability), decide who to cover, and choose coverage levels and contribution amounts. Changes you make typically take effect at the start of the new plan year. Outside this window, enrollments or changes are usually limited unless a qualifying life event occurs. While some organizations use the term “annual enrollment” in casual talk, the formal period people use to opt in or adjust benefits is open enrollment.

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