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Multiple Employer Welfare Arrangement (MEWA) Pros and Cons

BerniePortal

As employers prepare for open enrollment and begin planning recruitment strategies, it is crucial for teams to recognize how they can best maximize their health plan and benefits packages. For some employers, a multiple employer welfare arrangement (MEWA) can help.

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How can employers support employees with dementia?

Employee Benefits

To get a comprehensive view of what they would benefit from, it is a good idea to involve their GP, says Kayleigh Frost, head of clinical at Health Assured. “As Seeking input from medical professionals and occupational health, and consulting fully with the employee are also good forms of support.

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The Dire Need for a Meaningful Fringe Increase

AssuredPartners

For the thousands of federal contractors working under SCA regulations, that number is crucial for employee morale and the strength of an employer’s benefits package. For better or worse, the fringe rate dictates what employers are able to spend on health and welfare benefits. All eyes are on the fringe!

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Best Global Benefits Services

HR Lineup

One of these benefits is the provision of employee benefits. Employee benefits are non-wage compensations that are provided by employers to their employees, which may include health insurance, retirement plans, and vacation time. One of the things that sets Aetna International apart is their focus on innovation.

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The True Value of Employee Benefits

Benefit Resource Inc.

Enhancing Employee Performance: When employees feel secure in their jobs and have access to benefits like health insurance, retirement plans, and professional development opportunities, they are more focused and motivated in their roles.

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Employee Retention Strategies Go Beyond Competitive Salaries

HR Digest

Image courtesy – Shutterstock ) Employees leave for many reasons, and while some include personal conditions like health and relocation of the family, there are many that pertain to the organization. Other employee retention examples include comprehensive benefits packages that are tailor-made to suit the employees’ welfare.

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Benchmarking and Surveys Gauge if Employee Benefits are on Target

Corporate Synergies

What kind of health and welfare benefits attract and retain employees? With unemployment at a 50-year low, health and welfare benefits have become a big differentiator for employers, which means they need to be competitive to attract and retain employees. 1 What are competitive employee benefits?