AIG has raised its adoption reimbursement benefit and begun providing a surrogacy reimbursement benefit to U.S. staff. The finance and insurance company said it was encouraged by its employee resource groups to offer benefits that better reflect and support its diverse workforce. Employees can now have up to $13,800 of eligible surrogacy-related expenses reimbursed, ranging from agency and legal fees to required domestic travel costs. AIG’s adoption reimbursement per child has also been raised from $7,500 to $13,800. The overall lifetime maximum reimbursement amount per person is now $27,600.
AIG has raised its adoption reimbursement benefit and begun providing a surrogacy reimbursement benefit to US staff. The finance and insurance company said it was encouraged by its employee resource groups to offer benefits that better reflect and support its diverse workforce. Employees can now have up to $13,800 of eligible surrogacy-related expenses reimbursed, ranging from agency and legal fees to required domestic travel costs. AIG’s adoption reimbursement per child has also been raised from $7,500 to $13,800. The overall lifetime maximum reimbursement amount per person is now $27,600.