Benefits Think Making the business case for hearing benefits

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As HR professionals, we constantly seek ways to enhance employee well-being while maximizing business outcomes. One benefit that remains surprisingly overlooked — despite its significant impact on workplace productivity and employee retention — is hearing coverage.

Hearing loss affects nearly a third of U.S. employees, yet only 11% of employers offer hearing benefits. This gap presents a significant missed opportunity for companies to not only improve their employees’ quality of life but also create a stronger, more engaged workforce. Think about how much of our day-to-day work involves hearing — training, meetings, one-on-ones, nearly everything. 

Jeremy Oswald
HR director

Jeremy Oswald is Human Resources Director at TruHearing, the #1 market share leader in hearing healthcare benefits. TruHearing and its partners are improving … Read full bio


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