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Employee morale continues a slow but steady decline from 2008 levels, but the benefits enrollment season, vastly approaching, offers employers the chance to positively engage their employees, according to recent research from Unum.

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Kaiser Family Foundation study finds that elderly people in Florida would have paid more than $200 extra for traditional Medicare if a system similar to Paul Ryan’s proposed overhaul of the program was in place in 2010.

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Taking advantage of a mobile America by introducing clients to convenient benefits apps.

For those in the industry that are ready to transform their business, it's time to shine. Two benefit pros who attended the 7th Annual Employee Benefit Summit in Phoenix in September shared their thoughts about the upcoming year and how they're preparing.

Many employers already deploy surveys to monitor employee engagement with their organization, but there remains an important opportunity for advisers to help clients understand the role benefits play in that engagement.

Adviser representatives were encouraged by recognition of their role in employee benefits delivery, as a bill allowing for the exclusion of commissions from health reform's medical loss ratio calculations moved forward in late September.