Employers spend significant time and money designing benefits plans that they believe meet their employees needs and serve to attract and retain key talent. Yet, realizing satisfactory levels of employee participation in these benefits can be a challenge.
According to MetLifes 11th Annual Study of Employee Benefits Trends, uncertainty around health care reform is not only affecting human resource departments, its also having a direct impact on employees.
One of the most satisfying phrases an employer can hear is This is a great place to work. That brief but emphatic endorsement from an employee is an indicator of insightful leadership and effective human resource strategies.
If anyone still wonders whether voluntary benefits will continue to gain traction in the marketplace, no need for concern. Simply ask a few of the three quarters of a million U.S. employers who offer a voluntary option to some 90 million employees* about the broadening embrace of...
If anyone still wonders whether voluntary benefits will continue to gain traction in the marketplace, no need for concern. Simply ask a few of the three quarters of a million U.S. employers who offer a voluntary option to some 90 million employees* about the broadening embrace of...
According to the Vision Council’s 2008 report, Vision Care: Focusing on the Workplace Benefit, vision disorders cause nearly $8 billion in productivity…
No doubt about it. The world of employee benefits has become challenging, for both employers and employees, as choices and communication channels proliferate.
With tough economic times and ever-increasing health care costs, many Americans feel they just cant afford to get sick. The financial impact that a critical illness, such as a heart attack, cancer, or stroke, can have on a typical U.S. household can be devastating, with many lacking the resources...