
Lee Hafner is an editor with Employee Benefit News. Her background is in freelance writing and education, and her work covers healthcare, retirement, communication and training. She has a BA in English from George Mason University.

Lee Hafner is an editor with Employee Benefit News. Her background is in freelance writing and education, and her work covers healthcare, retirement, communication and training. She has a BA in English from George Mason University.
Financial and personal information deserve an update so employees can start the new year off strong.
Lack of access and affordability to care has many pet owners stressed. A telehealth platform can help employers offer a solution.
Whether wrapping up yearly reports — or presents — employees can use some help when it comes to making sure their kids are covered while they work.
Leaders found ways to increase well-being and manage better in some of their favorite reads of the year.
Technology helps expand and streamline efforts to foster strong relationships among employees, which benefits the business as well.
A competitive take on healthy habits helps EY spread success throughout its organization.
As the new year approaches, professional growth, workplace culture, and return to office are top of mind.
A new study by Maven shows the positive health outcomes that come with additional support during and after pregnancy.
At Fitzgibbon Hospital in Missouri, a beloved employee benefit helps workers manage medical costs, interest-free.
If your company has a tight budget, here are some valuable benefits that supplement your salary.
Communication, problem solving and creativity are just as important as technical skills when reviewing job performance.
The new meal plan, developed by Lifesum, aims to help users find a natural way to balance their hormones with nutrition.
Mission North's chief people officer Gillian Davis has big plans for people who see a future in PR.
Leadership expert Shamis Pitts explains how to make changes to the workplace less of a challenge.
For employers looking to ease working mothers' burdens, three benefits to consider.
After 27 years in the military, Sven Olson was able to pursue new dreams with the help of his fellow warriors.
JPMorgan Chase feedback analyst Keisha Owens talks about how access to free education has promoted professional and personal growth.
More choices, less food waste — catering options offer increased inclusivity that is better for a business's budget.
By capturing employee attention with popular benefits, employers can piggyback communication about the most valuable enhancements for their workforce.
In the wake of the Israel-Hamas war, an international security expert urges employers worldwide to revamp emergency planning for a global workforce.