Nashville — QED Hospitality

Benefits

Here is a document with an overview of the benefits available to eligible QED employees. For a complete list of benefits, consult your employee handbook or contact Delta Administrative Services, the team of HR experts that works with QED.

If you have questions about your personal information such as past paychecks, W2s and other tax forms, lost wages, etc. email dasHR@deltapeo.com. This email will go to the whole office at Delta Administrative Services, the team of HR experts that works with QED.

The Tennessee Department of Labor & Workforce Development has resources for people who are navigating unemployment here.
You can file directly for unemployment benefits in Tennessee here.
You still have to pay income taxes on unemployment benefits. The IRS recommends that you fill out a W4 form and withhold some of your unemployment benefits so that you are not surprised by a big tax bill at the end of the year.

For the most reliable, up-to-date information about COVID-19 follow the CDC’s updates.
For up-to-date information about the status of COVID-19 in our community, follow the Tennessee Department of Health’s updates.

COBRA - If you enrolled in QED’s health benefits, you are eligible to continue with your same coverage under (COBRA). The Department of Labor explains how COBRA works here. Also, Delta Administrative Services has put together this document to help QED employees navigating COBRA.
HEALTH INSURANCE MARKETPLACE - You may qualify for a Special Enrollment Period which would allow you to enroll in a new health insurance plan in the Health Insurance Marketplace. HealthCare.Gov offers resources for navigating the Marketplace.
BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD - If you have insurance through QED, you have Blue Cross Blue Shield. Their website has information about their response to the pandemic along with good resources for their clients.

The Tennessee Department of Labor & Workforce Development has created a platform to connect job seekers and actively hiring local employers.

The Louisiana Restaurant Association provides great resources to the people in our industry. QED has a great relationship with the LRA, and we remain in constant communication to advocate for our people and get advice as our company navigates our temporary closures and partial re-openings.
The Tennessee Hospitality and Tourism Association is a close cousin of the LRA, and we monitor their guidance as well.

The good people at Nashville Convention & Visitors Corp offer tons of additional resources for Nashvillians on VistMusicCity.com.

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