Benefits technology

Hello, Bennie: How Hershey is using AI to engage workers in benefits

The chocolate maker has rolled out a virtual benefits assistant to help its employees understand their plan coverage.

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How technology can improve benefits communication

Interactive websites, mobile optimization and social media can give benefits administrators new ways of engaging with plan participants.

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How technology can improve benefits communication

Interactive websites, mobile optimization and social media can give benefits administrators new ways of engaging with plan participants.

Sponsored by Accolade
Resumes, jobs, benefit and tax forms, drug testing ‘will be 100% automated,’ says WorldatWork CEO

Chatbots are coming and “every single organization today would be wise to begin thinking and acting on the Fourth Industrial Revolution,” he says.

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Benefits Think Teched out

With constant communication, news feeds and 24/7 texting, never has the modern employee been so informed, so productive — and also so stressed out.

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HR Technology

Hey Spoke, I have a question about my PTO

The tech company’s update provides personalized responses to workers' benefits and HR questions.

By Caroline Hroncich

May 8
Resumes, jobs, benefit and tax forms, drug testing ‘will be 100% automated,’ says WorldatWork CEO

HR chatbots are coming and “every single organization today would be wise to begin thinking and acting on the Fourth Industrial Revolution,” he says.

Sponsored by Accolade
Benefits Think Tech companies have stepped up with solutions. Now it’s clients’ turn

For digital solutions to truly work and have the potential to change employees’ lives, benefits professionals must get behind them.

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HR Technology

New software models benefits packages based on worker feedback

Employers including investment bank Goldman Sachs are using the tool from Qualtrics.

By Caroline Hroncich

May 2
HSAs

Bank of America adds digital HSA tool

The investment bank, which provides health savings accounts for 900,000 employees, has digitized its experience to help make the vehicle easier to use.

By Sharif Paget

May 1