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Are you providing a helpful owners manual with your CDHP plans? In todays BeAdvised Helen Box-Farnen shares why ongoing education for participants just may increase the value of this plan.
November 15
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For most employers, annual enrollment for this year is in the rear-view mirror. That means that you’re done with the emails, the newsletter, the guide, the meetings, the reminder postcard, the online enrollment system, and other communications, right? Not if you’ve implemented a new Consumer Driven Health Plan. Not if you want to avoid disruption from confused employees who are using a CDHP for the first time. Not if you want your employees to get the
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Why would employers choose to continue to pay, on average, close to $10,000 per employee for benefits when they could get away with a $2,000 penalty for not offering benefits at all? George Lane gives insight to this question in todays BeAdvised.
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How do we continue to satisfy the benefits needs of employees and meet our business objectives? The answer is actually right in front of us explains Tinker Kelly in todays BeAdvised.
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Does your reputation allow you to set the rules of engagement and stick to them? Read in todays BeAdvised why showing customers quality with a capital Q will earn their trust and loyalty.
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Why do these plans offer tremendous value to both employers and employees? In todays BeAdvised Samuel Fleet explains why these plans can also act as a strong recruitment tool for top executives.
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I love how quickly technology propels us all forward. Ten years ago, talk of the cloud was confined to weather reports, or when you played that game where you point at clouds and name what objects they look like. Now, cloud technology is helping us with everything from increased data security to managing and delivering benefits.
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Your employees are well-skilled in the areas that help them do well on the job. But, unless they work in HR or the benefits department, they arent benefits experts. Benefits are there to support the needs of employees and their families. So, why dont employees understand and value them more? Because they dont understand them!
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For benefits shops to not only survive but thrive, Mark Lacher explains why we need to make innovation a core business strategy and not a cool buzz word. In todays BeAdvised he suggests three inter-related areas that should be used as a good starting point.
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The long term care market continues to be in turmoil for group benefits and voluntary producers. You probably noticed the federal government couldn’t figure it out and has punted as of a recent announcement by HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius. “Health officials said that after 19 months of analysis, they could not come up with a model for the so-called CLASS Act that keeps it voluntary and budget-neutral.”
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