Top benefit trends of 2017

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Over the course of 2017, employers embraced self-funded benefit models and brokers shifted to performance-based compensation strategies, while data analytics and online enrollment tools improved plan offerings and engagement.

These trends and more were identified by experts within the benefits industry from companies and organizations such as the Society for Human Resource Management, Questige Consulting, Segal Consulting and Benefitfocus.

Over the course of 2017, employers embraced self-funded benefit models and brokers shifted to performance-based compensation strategies, while data analytics and online enrollment tools improved plan offerings and engagement.

These trends and more were identified by experts within the benefits industry from companies and organizations such as the Society for Human Resource Management, Questige Consulting, Segal Consulting and Benefitfocus.

Cort Olsen
Former associate editor

Olsen is a former associate editor of Employee Benefit Adviser.


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