Income, benefits security and ability to find employment are causing workers to worry more, according to the Harris Poll Jobs and Benefits Security Index.
As health care costs continue to climb, Aaron Davis, president of NextLogical Benefit Strategies in Westminster, Md., is dedicated to helping his clients battle these higher rates with creative solutions that focus on employee health along with his full line of ancillary products.
Employees are expressing confidence regarding the economy, their employers and the overall work force, according to the Randstad Employee Confidence Index.
Workers within the manufacturing, health care and education sectors tend to lack adequate disability coverage, which could pose major risks to their financial protection, according to a recent analysis by Colonial Life.
Based on demographics, employee assistance programs can vary by use, according to a new ComPsych Corporation survey that looks at gender, age and industry differences across millions of EAP and work-life calls for a year.
Employers need to take a closer look at their benefits packages because the nondiscriminatory clause of PPACA has the potential to cost some employers a lot of money.
As signs of more business activity are showing, small-business owners are becoming more open to bringing in more employees, according to a new survey by Insperity Inc.
More mid-size employers say stepping back from health care reform would greatly improve their economic forecasts for the next year, according to a recent study by Deloitte Development L.L.C.