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Controlling employer costs for health care benefits is a top priority among finance executives, according to a new study.
Prudential Financial and CFO Research Services found that 70% of company executives are concerned about controlling employer costs for company provided health care benefits with 65% saying they are likely to shift a larger portion of costs for health care coverage to employees.
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