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Here are six suggestions for breaking through to their employees and helping them understand their benefits.

Employers may be offering resources to help workers understand, but that doesn't mean they're using them.

You may think that different generations find different types of insurance products more important than others--and you're right!

As we examine the evolving relationships within the benefits arena, we're noticing the emergence of three distinct approaches.

New benefits analytics tools give managers real-time data to showcase which benefits are being utilized and by whom.

Employers selecting a new plan or carrier must sort through an increasing number of options, hoping to choose a product that will provide the most value to their workers at a reasonable price. At the same time, this growing complexity can make it more difficult for employees to understand their benefits, negatively impacting the customer experience.

Standard benefits, like medical and dental insurance and paid vacation, only scratch the surface of what younger employees care about today. Now, employers need to offer the same types of perks we've all come to expect from our smartphones: convenience, choice, connection and more.

Today's employees are looking for a set of benefits options as diverse as the lifestyles they maintain.