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Its an odd interstitial time, these strange, quiet, between-the-holidays work days where employees who forget (or are too busy) take their vacation days or visit the dentist during the rest of the year desperately find themselves trying to max out their use-it-or-lose it benefits.
But its also a good opportunity to look at the good, the bad and the ugly of the benefits world in 2013, and to see what we might be able to look forward to in the coming year.
Andy Stonehouse, is a veteran of the financial and benefits industry media world, having worked for many years at Senior Market Advisor, as well as serving as editor of Agents Sales Journal and … Read full bio
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