Communicate Benefits at Key Points in Employees’ Lives
When employees don’t understand their offerings, key benefits can go underutilized. And a large portion of their compensation package is underappreciated.
When employees don’t understand their offerings, key benefits can go underutilized. And a large portion of their compensation package is underappreciated.
Telehealth usage continues to grow across employee demographics. A survey from the investment firm Rock Health found 80% of respondents have used telemedicine at least once.
Tax forms can be intimidating. We have compiled some of the most frequently asked questions about IRS Form 5500 to help you understand what is required and how to make sure you remain in compliance.
. Fully insured and self-insured plans can both offer your employees complete medical coverage. However, the funding mechanisms of the two vary greatly.
The mental health of employees consistently ranks as the biggest challenge facing businesses today. According to a report from the Office of the U.S. Surgeon General: 76% of employees report at least one mental health condition. 84% say their work environment contributes to mental health challenges.
Flexible spending accounts (FSAs), health reimbursement arrangements (HRAs) and health savings accounts (HSAs) can help lessen the financial burden of employees’ medical costs. All three allow employees to set aside pretax dollars so they (and their family members or dependents) can pay for qualified medical expenses (QMEs).
Voluntary benefits round out a company’s employee benefit offerings, raising them from a plan that just checks the box to a comprehensive plan employees can personalize.