Employee benefits

AI can improve workplace efficiency and advance your business — but there are a few hurdles leaders still need to overcome.

From President Trump's spending cuts impacting government headcounts to widespread return-to-office mandates, hiring managers should be on top of these trends.

Nominate a benefit manager by May 30, 2025.

Employees in the education and health services industry have the lowest average monthly healthcare premium at $147.11.

Prioritizing comprehensive healthcare, financial wellness, flexible work policies, mental health support and virtual care provides a competitive edge.

After a surprise diagnosis, access to an end-to-end surgery benefit gave one employee a "new lease on life."

The District of Columbia, Tennessee and Georgia sit atop the rankings of regions that recorded high concentrations of discrimination against pregnant employees.

Supporting women during mid-life stages is "very solvable" with the right offerings.

Alternative funding options proving to be nimble for small to midsize businesses with more localized needs and growing interest in direct contracts.

The CEO of Imagine360 explains how to focus on reducing costs while maintaining quality care.

Offerings that help workers take care of personal matters are just as important to the workforce as their health and wellness.

Employees at large companies with 500 or more workers typically have more access to paid leave.

Amid the movement away from the fully insured arena, small to midsize businesses increasingly are embracing captives, cash prices, AI and other avenues.

A strong belief in the need for family-friendly benefits has inspired some of the HR industry's heavy hitters to offer their expertise.

Amid high-profile, class-action lawsuits over inflated prescription drug prices, advisers are urged to cement a fiduciary process for employer clients.

JOYA Health launched a skin cancer prevention and anti-aging benefit for employers.

As climate change fuels natural disasters around the world, employers are left looking for solutions to protect their workers.

Employers that consider their benefit programs before disaster strikes can make them more accessible to employees when events actually occur.

Workplace tensions are making it hard for people leaders to resolve issues effectively.

A chief insurance officer discusses why fiduciary liability coverage, employee education and smart communication are essential.