benefits & mEMBERS
ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (MAP)
SUB Program – Maternity Benefits
Building Trades and Light Commercial Divisions ONLY
In addition to the medical benefits offered, there is a maternity benefit offered under the supplemental unemployment benefit (SUB) program. Maternity benefits are provided to members of Local 28 if you are unable to work because you are pregnant or on maternity leave. The benefit is in the amount of $300 per week for a maximum of 26 weeks. Members can apply for Maternity benefits by completing and submitting the Plan’s application, which includes a doctor’s certification of pregnancy. An application must be submitted every four weeks to continue receiving benefits. For more information or assistance, please contact the Local 28 Funds Office. Contributions must be required for your membership classification in order to be eligible for this benefit. Please refer to the Welfare Fund summary plan description (SPD) below for more information.
Maternity Application
https://smw28.unionfusion.net/Document/Download/500260004
SASMI Maternity Benefit – Building Trades ONLY
https://secure.smwnbf.org/Document/Download/1285538002/MaternityApplication.pdf
Please contact SASMI to determine your eligibility for this benefit.
Domestic Violence
Domestic Violence is a complex issue affecting many. It is not limited to physical abuse; it can include emotional, financial, verbal, psychological, sexual, and social media-based abuse as well. There are national, state, and local resources—from legal advice to safe havens—available to help if you think you are a victim. Reach out to the Members Assistance Program for help navigating and finding the right resource(s) to help.
Members Assistance Program (MAP)
The MAP helps members make use of all the resources available through the Local 28 Welfare Fund to solve problems in their jobs and lives. The MAP includes a Members Assistance Program Counselor, a Peer-to-Peer program, and Carelon Behavioral Health (formerly Beacon) Members Assistance Program.
Members Assistance Program Counselor: Molly Sage 212-625-6393
Peer to Peer Counselor: Santiago Idlet 718-619-5201
Carelon Behavioral Health provides members with a variety of resources and referrals, all of which are just a click away: https://www.carelonwellbeing.com/local28
Summary Plan Descriptions (SPDs)
Local 28 offers comprehensive annuity, pension and health and welfare programs. Refer to your specific SPD for detailed information on these benefits. Please call the Fund’s Office with any question regarding these benefits.
https://www.smart28.org/summary-plan-descriptions.html
Building Trades and Light Commercial Divisions ONLY
In addition to the medical benefits offered, there is a maternity benefit offered under the supplemental unemployment benefit (SUB) program. Maternity benefits are provided to members of Local 28 if you are unable to work because you are pregnant or on maternity leave. The benefit is in the amount of $300 per week for a maximum of 26 weeks. Members can apply for Maternity benefits by completing and submitting the Plan’s application, which includes a doctor’s certification of pregnancy. An application must be submitted every four weeks to continue receiving benefits. For more information or assistance, please contact the Local 28 Funds Office. Contributions must be required for your membership classification in order to be eligible for this benefit. Please refer to the Welfare Fund summary plan description (SPD) below for more information.
Maternity Application
https://smw28.unionfusion.net/Document/Download/500260004
SASMI Maternity Benefit – Building Trades ONLY
https://secure.smwnbf.org/Document/Download/1285538002/MaternityApplication.pdf
Please contact SASMI to determine your eligibility for this benefit.
Domestic Violence
Domestic Violence is a complex issue affecting many. It is not limited to physical abuse; it can include emotional, financial, verbal, psychological, sexual, and social media-based abuse as well. There are national, state, and local resources—from legal advice to safe havens—available to help if you think you are a victim. Reach out to the Members Assistance Program for help navigating and finding the right resource(s) to help.
Members Assistance Program (MAP)
The MAP helps members make use of all the resources available through the Local 28 Welfare Fund to solve problems in their jobs and lives. The MAP includes a Members Assistance Program Counselor, a Peer-to-Peer program, and Carelon Behavioral Health (formerly Beacon) Members Assistance Program.
Members Assistance Program Counselor: Molly Sage 212-625-6393
Peer to Peer Counselor: Santiago Idlet 718-619-5201
Carelon Behavioral Health provides members with a variety of resources and referrals, all of which are just a click away: https://www.carelonwellbeing.com/local28
Summary Plan Descriptions (SPDs)
Local 28 offers comprehensive annuity, pension and health and welfare programs. Refer to your specific SPD for detailed information on these benefits. Please call the Fund’s Office with any question regarding these benefits.
https://www.smart28.org/summary-plan-descriptions.html