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Benefit education has long been considered a key component of a successful employee benefit program. However, engaging employees and helping them recognize the value of their program is not easy. It takes ongoing efforts of HR managers with support from senior management.
The Affordable Care Act creates another new wrinkle for HR managers. I caught up with UBA partner, Greg Smith of R.W. Garrett Agency, to find out how best to get your employee’s attention — and why it’s so important.
A 20-year veteran in the field of employee benefits, Mr. Mangan has been named one of the top 10 most influential individuals in the health care industry by Employee Benefits News and is widely … Read full bio
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