North Dakota § 54-52.1-04.9 Uniform group insurance program - Employee assistance program

North Dakota Statutes

§ 54-52.1-04.9 — Uniform group insurance program - Employee assistance program

North Dakota § 54-52.1-04.9

Title 54State Government

Ch. 54-52.1Uniform Group Insurance Program

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N.D. Cent. Code § 54-52.1-04.9 (2026).

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The board shall establish an employee assistance program available to persons in the
medical and hospital benefits coverage group. The premium for this coverage must be paid as
provided by section 54-52.1-06. The board shall receive bids for this program under section
54-52.1-04. Each department, board, or agency shall obtain employee assistance program
services through the board for eligible employees and may not enter into any agreement to
obtain employee assistance program services with a third-party provider except that a
department, board, or agency may use its own employee assistance program services to the
extent such services are provided by personnel of that department, board, or agency. As used in
this section, "employee assistance program" means an employer-sponsored service for

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The board shall establish an employee assistance program available to persons in the
medical and hospital benefits coverage group. The premium for this coverage must be paid as
provided by section 54-52.1-06. The board shall receive bids for this program under section
54-52.1-04. Each department, board, or agency shall obtain employee assistance program
services through the board for eligible employees and may not enter into any agreement to
obtain employee assistance program services with a third-party provider except that a
department, board, or agency may use its own employee assistance program services to the
extent such services are provided by personnel of that department, board, or agency. As used in
this section, "employee assistance program" means an employer-sponsored service for
employees under which a professional employee assistance program staff assists employees
and their families in finding help for emotional, drug, alcohol, family, health, and other personal
or job-related problems that may be affecting their work performance.