Cutting off LTD at 65

Mandatory retirement at 65 has been abolished, but employers can still cut off disability benefits

Brian Johnston

Question: We have a company policy that has no long-term disability (LTD) for employees over 65. Does an employer have a responsibility to offer LTD coverage for older employees past the traditional retirement age since the abolishment of mandatory retirement?

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