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How to support employees’ health and wellbeing in the winter months

Employee Benefits

Dr Stella George, chief medical officer at Cigna Healthcare, says: “Flexible-working policies, remote options or compressed weeks allow employees to make the most of their time outside of working hours and can positively impact productivity and wellbeing in the workplace.

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3 Reasons to Love Your Benefits

Benefit Resource Inc.

That’s why employers should be offering medical and health-related benefits. A Medical Flexible Spending Account (Medical FSA), Health Savings Account (HSA), or Health Reimbursement Account (HRA) are great places to start. Healthy Employees are Happy Employees.

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6 Things Employees Should Understand About COBRA Coverage

Benefit Resource Inc.

Since 1985, COBRA, has given workers (and their families) the right to choose to continue health benefits provided by their group health plan for limited periods of time. Let’s break it down… 1) COBRA Coverage is Available for a Variety of Benefits. COBRA coverage is available for more than just medical insurance.

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Open enrollment checklist for employers

Business Management Daily

The survey results will help you prioritize the benefit changes or expansions that would be most impactful for your current employees so that you can utilize your benefits budget effectively. Evaluate current benefits offerings and needs. Submit all enrollment forms to benefits providers. Stay organized.

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Are HSAs Recession-proof?

Benefit Resource Inc.

The pre-tax savings in you HSA account can be used to pay for a wide variety of medical expenses. During a recession, people may be more likely to put off non-essential medical care, which could lead to less use of HSAs. While non-essential medical needs might be put off during a recession, overall medical costs tend to increase.

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The role of compensation and benefits in retaining employees

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Additionally, bonuses and incentive-based pay can provide an additional financial incentive for employees to work hard and achieve specific goals. Benefits such as health insurance, retirement plans, and paid time off also play a key role in employee retention. Conclusion.

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Balancing Cost Containment & Employee Engagement with Multi-generational Benefits

Corporate Synergies

This workforce is complex; its workers have varying needs from generation to generation, and a multi-generational benefits strategy is in order. Baby Boomers preparing for retirement may have an ongoing relationship with doctors and a number of medical appointments in a given year.

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