Help your faculty make sense of their benefits

“My district tells us ZERO about our retirement benefits. We have to call Texas Retirement Systems.”

- A Teacher from Texas

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Benefits are more than just health insurance.

Pension,
Optometry,
Contributory Plans,
Life Insurance,
Continuing Education,
Long-Term Disability,
Accidental Death & Dismemberment,
Summer Vacation,
Flexible Spending Accounts,
Wellness Programs,
Paid Devices,
Paid Time Off,
Dental,
Teachers lack the info they need to truly take advantage of their employee benefits.
In a survey of 1,400 teachers, we found that…
42%
couldn’t verify if a procedure was covered by their health insurance.
80%
do not use the district’s website to find answers to benefit questions.
70%
said district information is either unavailable online or difficult to navigate.
60%
reported that their retirement information and options are inadequately explained.
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“The pension system is such a beast that most people don't feel confident even taking questions to HR.”
- A Teacher from Minnesota
Let’s talk about a solution.
Pendant is a comprehensive, personal benefits guide offered by the district.

Pendant Makes Benefits Make Sense

Equip your faculty with Benefit Pages, Checklists, Calculators, and Coaches to navigate tricky benefit situations in their lives.

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Recruit and retain

Show off your great benefits to candidates and demonstrate to current employees why it is worth it to stay.

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Never, ever repeat yourself

Give your employees answers 24/7. Saving your sanity and your inbox — giving you more time to do other important work.

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We set it up for you

Pendant simplifies your complex benefits information and creates custom content for your district. Plus we offer ongoing support.

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Try it in your district for three months free.

Spend three months evaluating if Pendant is valuable for your staff, we think you’ll see that is.

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