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The PEO Industry in 2020 & Beyond: What The Next Decade Holds

Genesis HR Solutions

Like almost every other industry, professional employer organizations (PEOs) have been forced by the global pandemic to ask themselves this question. Get an in-depth look at professional employer organizations and why you should consider partnering with one. 4 PEO Trends To Watch In 2020 & Beyond.

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HR Outsourcing Trends and Statistics SMBs Should Know

Extensis

Diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) consultants : Firms or individual professionals who help businesses develop inclusive, diverse workforce policies and programs. Administrative services organization (ASO): ASOs provide similar HR management services to PEOs but without establishing a co-employment relationship.

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How to contain employee benefits costs (and why most businesses struggle)

Insperity

There’s no getting around it – employers pay a hefty sum to provide health care benefits for their employees. The average private-sector employer spends an average of $2.65 per hour, per employee, for health-insurance costs, according to Sept. 2020 data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).

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What PwC’s Medical Cost Trend Report Tells Us About Healthcare Headed Into 2023

Extensis

Per HRI, the medical cost trend is defined as the year-over-year percentage increase of projected cost to treat patients (assuming benefits are the same). Part of the increase is due to the bounce-back utilization of healthcare spending following the abrupt halt in 2020.

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SHRM 2022 Employee Benefits Survey: Evaluating the Trends

Extensis

Quick Look: Adapting to trends while also focusing on what employees really want is essential to maintaining low turnover and an engaged work environment. SHRM has recently published its 2022 Employee Benefits Survey which shows the trends worth paying attention to as employers prepare for the upcoming benefits renewal season.

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SHRM’s 2023 Employee Benefits Survey: What Brokers Should Know 

Extensis

Quick look: The 2023 SHRM Employee Benefits Survey highlights the shift brokers are experiencing in how clients are prioritizing employee benefits. Therefore, rather than viewing the future of employee benefits as an “out with old, in with the new” situation, it’s better to welcome a co-mingling of the two.

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Women-Specific Employee Benefits Shaping a More Inclusive Workplace

Extensis

Quick look: The economic impact of 2020 on women in the workplace guided many companies toward offering women-specific employee benefits as part of their larger diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives. Between 2020 and 2022, over one million women left the workforce, which accounted for 63% of jobs lost.