Yesterday, we were delighted to see our Health Program Manager, Huyen Penny, represent TAL in a panel at the ANZIIF Group Life Seminar. Huyen spoke to the role that life insurers play in supporting members to protect their physical, mental, and financial health and overall wellbeing. “Health can be embedded to support members throughout the journey, from the products and services we co-design, to underwriting, encouraging healthy living and in helping members when they need it most - at claim time and in recovery.”
About us
TAL is Australia's leading life insurance specialist*. For over 150 years, TAL has been protecting people, not things. Together with its partners, TAL insures more than 5 million^ customers and offers life insurance through the following channels: direct to consumer; through a financial adviser; and via group and workplace superannuation schemes. TAL is part of the Dai-ichi Life Group, one of the world’s largest insurance groups. House rules Please find our social community guidelines here: https://www.tal.com.au/disclaimer * Results determined by NMG based on TAL market share of inforce premiums as at 31 March 2024. ^ Based on insured customer policies and insured members of superannuation funds across Group, Retail and Direct
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- Industry
- Insurance
- Company size
- 1,001-5,000 employees
- Headquarters
- Sydney, NSW
- Type
- Privately Held
- Specialties
- Income Protection/Salary Continuance Cover, Term Life Cover, Total and Permanent Disability Cover, Funeral Expenses Cover, Critical Illness Cover, and Life Insurance
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Sydney, NSW 2000, AU
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390 La Trobe St
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Melbourne, Victoria 3000, AU
Employees at TAL Australia
Updates
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Last week, we were delighted to host the Female Sponsorship Alumni Program guest speaker event, which explored the topic of transformation and change. The session was packed with invaluable insights on how to effectively lead through change, overcome challenges, navigate uncertainties in the business landscape, as well as important leanings from past experiences. A big thank you to our guest speakers Andy Holliday, Executive General Manager of Transformation at TAL, Annalisa Peiris, Head of Talent & People Experience at TAL, Kevin Decker, Executive General Manager Transition & Integration at Suncorp Group and Darren Maddick, Partner at EY, as well as to our Female Sponsorship Program Facilitator Gillian Fox. Well done to everyone to all those involved! 👏 #Sponsorship #Transformation #GenderEquity
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We are excited to release our latest brand film for the TAL Assister Program, which brings to life the concept of an ‘assist’ through the untold stories of three inspiring AFLW athletes. 👩⭐️ Launched in 2023, the TAL Assister Program compliments our partnership with the AFLW, supporting players on and off the field through our AFLW doctor and physio sponsorship and flexible career opportunities with Workplay Australia. This year, the program will also fund 12 scholarships for emerging AFLW talent to receive bespoke leadership training. Together with our partners, we’re on a mission to help women stay in the game they love. 🏉💚 Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/g_czN4x6 #AFLW #Sponsorship #TALAssisterProgram AFL - Australian Football League
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Last week, we hosted a Technology Transformation event with SustainRecruit to share and discuss changing digital needs in support of our customers, partners and people. Through a series of presentations and panels, we showcased live AI pilot projects and discussed the evolution of the tech stack. A big thank you to all the panellists and organisers, as well as everyone who attended! 👏 To hear about future career events, news and opportunities at TAL, join our Talent Community here - https://lnkd.in/eNdwqAGH #Technology #AI #Innovation #Transformation
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Recently, we moved into our new Melbourne offices on Wurundjeri land. This allowed us to build on our strong relationships with Indigenous businesses, Generate Interiors, our designer, as well as AWM Amaroo, workstations and Spatial Hub. Guided by creative agency, Little Rocket, local artist Simone Thomson, a Wurundjeri Woi-Wurrung / Yorta-Yorta woman, created artwork into the design which weaves in cultural connection to people and place. Sebastian Shand, Head of Procurement - Property & Premises at TAL said, "All these relationships stemmed from our long-standing partnership with Indigenous business supply network, Supply Nation which helps us connect with Indigenous-owned creative enterprises." This project is part of our wider commitment to reconciliation and helping to improve economic outcomes for First Nations people and communities.
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The Council of Australian Life Insurers (CALI) has released its inaugural State of Australia’s Safety Net report, which looks into the lives of more than 5000 Australian workers, from their personal wellbeing and mental health to their financial resilience, and the safety nets they rely on. The findings from this report show that Life insurers are the largest private sector provider of financial support for people experiencing mental health concerns, second only to the Federal Government. Access to affordable advice and guidance plays an important role in enabling Australians to make informed choices to support their future. However, the report finds that whilst almost a third of Australians considered seeking financial advice on life insurance, only 8% actually received it.
CALI has released its inaugural State of Australia’s Safety Net report, which looks into the lives of more than 5000 workers, from their personal wellbeing and mental health to their financial resilience, and the safety nets they rely on every day. The landmark report reveals that more than two-thirds of Australian workers are concerned that cost of living pressures will impact their ability to afford life insurance in the future. “Australia’s safety nets are stretched far too thin, and people are increasingly worried about falling through the cracks. Life insurers have a critical role to play to ensure that doesn’t happen,” said CALI CEO, Christine Cupitt. The report investigates how Australians interact with life insurance safety nets based on their age, gender and where they live. It reveals insights into why some people choose to have life insurance and why others don’t, and how these decisions impact their overall wellbeing. The research was conducted independently and led by one of Australia’s most respected social researchers, Dr Rebecca Huntley. “Higher living costs and the uncertain economic environment have led to increased stress levels and concern about mental health in our community,” she said. The report highlights the critical need for the passage of tranche two of the Federal Government’s Delivering Better Financial Outcomes legislation, which would allow life insurers to provide simple advice on their own products when customers ask them to, at no cost to the customer. Access your copy of the full State of Australia’s Safety Net report: https://lnkd.in/gQmugR_w #lifeinsurance #CALI #research #financialadvice #reforms
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Last week, we were thrilled to kick off the RISE Accelerate Program with educational consultant, Gillian Fox. Over the next three months, emerging female talent from our Technology and Finance teams will participate in the program, learning skills and strategies to accelerate their careers. We can’t wait to see the success that’s on the horizon. 🌟 #RISEAccelerate #WomenInTech #WomenInFinance #LeadershipDevelopment
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Every day at TAL, we work to help Australians live a life filled with choices, options and freedoms – no matter what happens. This purpose is at the heart of our business and it’s why we come to work each day. Our Contribution 2023/24 report outlines the work we are doing to support our customers, partners and stakeholders, and how we contribute as a life insurer, an employer and as part of the Australian community. Read the full report here 👇 https://lnkd.in/g5U7cbS2
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TAL is focused on helping people live a healthy and full life, by bridging the gap between awareness and action. We’ve updated our preventative health program, TAL Health Sense Plus, giving customers easier access to a discount for taking simple steps to regularly monitor their health. Read more about the changes, here: https://lnkd.in/g9EejeS8
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Last week, TAL partnered with ISPT to unite our Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne communities to discuss how we can continue to foster genuine understanding, respect, and support for First Nations peoples beyond NAIDOC week. In an insightful panel discussion, our First Nation panellists offered valuable advice on how non-Indigenous Australians can ‘keep the fire burning’ by breaking down stereotypes, collaborating with Indigenous partners, advocating for Indigenous customers, and fostering a culturally safe environment. A big thanks to all our panellists: Teaghan Bonello Team Leader at TAL Direct Claims; Jason Timor, Managing Director of Stonecrab; and Maria Watson-Trudgett, First Nations Strategic Adviser and award-winning artist. A shout-out as well to Flex by ISPT for hosting the screenings at each location. Together, we can keep the fire burning. 🔥 Read more about our commitment to reconciliation: https://lnkd.in/g2C7fRTC #NAIDOC #DiversityandInclusion
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