Employees from various financial institutions will once again be pounding the pavement as they begin returning to their respective offices starting this week. The Canadian Imperial Bank of Canada, the Bank of Montreal, Manulife Financial Corp. and Scotiabank are all planning to shift back to in-person work throughout March. As of Mar. 14, 2022, Manulife’s fully […]
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Scotiabank will be offering coverage for enhanced gender affirmation procedures for eligible employees and their dependants in Canada and the U.S. starting June 1.
The coverage will help fill the gaps in coverage to better support people from the transgender community on their own personal gender affirmation journey, said a press release. It will also build on Scotiabank’s standard benefits to include coverage for procedures such as, but not limited to, electrolysis, rhinoplasty, voice training/surgery and facial feminization/masculinization.
“We feel strongly that all of our employees, and their dependants, should have access to benefits that allow them to be their authentic selves in all aspects of their lives, including at work,” said Barb Mason, Scotiabank’s group head and chief human resources officer, in the release. “We . . . will keep focusing on constantly evolving our employee offerings to be as inclusive and accessible as possible, while challenging no