Employee benefits

The majority of employees feel confident about their retirement savings, though are fearful of cuts to Social Security.

From diagnosis to post-remission, employees need an empathetic, well-prepared approach from their organizations.

Employees are feeling overworked but refuse to take the time they need for themselves, so this company created an incentive.

Why life insurance, short-term disability and long-term disability are not as accessible to employees of smaller companies.

Employees who eat a healthy diet are 25% more likely to have higher job performance and increased cognitive function.

Benefit leaders can get more out of health and well-being solutions that incorporate technology for high-touch, comprehensive access.

The CEO of Summer and the CHRO at LEARN discussed why offering expert help is a benefit with a big impact at EBN's virtual financial wellness summit.

The CEO of an AI-powered benefit management company shares how she believes the tech will revolutionize space.

Former chief HR officer at Aflac reflects on how much — and little — the workplace has changed in the last five years.

The president of Omada Health talks about why decision makers need to be thinking about holistic weight-management care as the demand for related medication grows.

AI subset is making the employee benefits experience easier and faster, without losing the human touch.

Avante hopes their AI-powered benefits platform proves how critical the tech can be to enrollment.

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.