Many workers had the opportunity to review and make changes to their benefits over the past year. For most, this took place during the fall 2023 open enrollment season. While the rate of inflation had slowed, workers continued to feel the impact of higher prices. The stock market was doing well, and the labor markets remained strong, and  these factors impacted how workers thought about their benefits and the potential changes they might make to their coverages. 

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