Two employees assembling machinery in a manufacturing plant

Trustmark Voluntary Benefits: A partner to the manufacturing industry

Two employees assembling machinery in a manufacturing plant

Trustmark Voluntary Benefits: A partner to the manufacturing industry

Finding solutions for manufacturers

For employers in the manufacturing industry, building a voluntary benefits strategy requires a carrier that knows the unique needs of manufacturers. One that’s comprised of experts who understand physical demands employees in the industry face, and their concerns of covering expenses in the event of worksite accidents. If you’re looking for expertise in the manufacturing industry, look no further than Trustmark Voluntary Benefits.

Our company has it's roots in the railroads, where we began as the Brotherhood of All Railway Employees — helping railway workers in the event of an injury. Now as Trustmark, we've been in the voluntary benefits industry for more than 110 years. Over that time, we’ve worked with a variety of manufacturers serving several industries, which gives us a unique understanding of the challenges faced by facilities like yours. Today, manufacturing is one of Trustmark’s top industries; we serve hundreds of facilities, including some of the largest manufacturers in the country.1
Finding solutions for manufacturers

Our manufacturing-focused clientele:

Trustmark has long-standing relationships with hundreds of clients in the manufacturing industry. No matter the size of the facility, Trustmark has your back.
160+ clients with up to 999 employees
70+ clients with 1,000 to 9,999 employees
10+ clients with 10,000 plus employees

How can voluntary benefits help in the manufacturing industry?

Trustmark understands that experienced employees are retiring, and attracting younger employees to a career in manufacturing can be a challenge. Being short staffed can lead to challenges such as increased costs, production delays, and risks of workplace accidents. Here’s how voluntary benefits can benefit healthcare employers:

  • Trustmark Voluntary Benefits are offered at no cost to employers, helping manufacturing facilities manage tight budgets while offering benefits protection workers want and need 
  • The costs of employee turnover in a manufacturing facility can be substantial, but approximately 90% of employees say voluntary benefits increase their loyalty to their employers2
  • Trustmark products offer manufacturers the benefit solutions they’re looking for, including some of the fastest-growing voluntary benefits from 2020-2023: eldercare [or long-term care] assistance (177% growth), hospital indemnity (152%) and critical illness insurance (120%)3
  • During enrollment of Trustmark’s products, we help manufacturing workers understand their entire benefits package and can even engage them on other important topics such as:
    • Workplace safety
    • Training opportunities
    • High-deductible health plan expansion
    • Wellness program participation
    • Total benefits compensation
    • 401(k) enrollment
Manufacturing Industry Case Study

Why Trustmark Voluntary Benefits? 

  • Innovative voluntary benefits including industry-leading life and long-term care solutions
  • ACH billing capability deducts payments directly from employees' bank accounts and lightens HR's workload
  • Seamless payroll deduction and remittance  
    • We have expertise in handling non-standard pay periods (9-, 10, or 12-month)  
  • Consolidated billing for multiple carriers  
  • Ability to enroll employees in all health benefits  
  • Dedicated case implementation team to take care of administrative needs

What we offer:

highlight icon

Life insurance with long-term care or care benefits

Read More
highlight icon

Hospital insurance

Read More
highlight icon

Accident insurance

Read More
highlight icon

Critical Illness insurance

Read More
highlight icon

Disability insurance

Read More
Ready to work with a carrier that understands the benefit challenges your manufacturing-focused clients face daily? Contact your local sales representative today.