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As employers shift to an employee-driven benefits model, plan participants’ perceived value and satisfaction in their benefits are declining, according to Prudential’s fifth annual “Study of Employee Benefits: Today & Beyond.”
The study addresses many of the emerging trends and issues affecting the benefits industry today but in the next five years.
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