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University of Missouri System Passes Proposal to Expand Benefits Plan
Tori Meador
The University of Missouri System passed a proposal to expand its benefit plan to include eligible adult dependents. The plan will allow same sex partner to be eligible for benefits. The plan will also allow the system to attract employees who may otherwise go elsewhere due to the lack of extended benefits. Other universities such as Colorado State, Indiana University, Rutgers, and University of Nebraska have also extended its benefits to eligible adult dependents. The benefits will go into effect in 2014.
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