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HR Outsourcing Trends and Statistics SMBs Should Know

Extensis

Quick look: By 2026, the HR outsourcing market is expected to grow by $10.90 Here, explore the latest HR outsourcing trends, including the various types of HR outsourcing companies, which HR duties SMBs are offloading the most, and how to choose the right partner to help your organization simplify its workload and succeed.

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Top HR Challenges Found in HR Dive’s 2022 Identity of HR Report

Extensis

Quick look: Many HR challenges arose during the years since the pandemic began, and 2022 was no different. HR Dive’s latest Identity of HR Survey takes a closer look at the top obstacles facing U.S. HR professionals today. But what exactly has changed during the past year, and what is the state of HR today?

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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. As we look toward 2021 and beyond, PEOs, including Genesis HR Solutions , are uniquely positioned to provide opportunities and positivity to our clients. Click To Tweet.

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

Extensis

Part of the increase is due to the bounce-back utilization of healthcare spending following the abrupt halt in 2020. This includes planning and investments in staffing, personal protective equipment (PPE), and forecasting tools. Testing for and treating variants of COVID-19- has continued in 2022 and will roll over to 2023.

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Mental Health Coverage Gets a Boost from Biden Administration: How the Proposal Affects Health Plans

Extensis

Since 2020, mental health benefits have been a steady topic of discussion. The MHPAEA proposed mental healthcare benefits to be provided on the same level as physical benefits under covered health plans. However, despite having this act in place, people still struggle with finding coverage at an affordable rate.

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10 Workforce Trends Predictions for 2023

Extensis

From reimagined learning and development programs to addressing the burnout prevalent among HR staff and leadership, here’s what to expect in 2023, according to ExtensisHR’s SVP of People and Culture, David Pearson. Just like in 2020 and 2021, businesses relied on their agility to stay afloat in 2022. Investing in technology.

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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 2020 data from the U.S. In 2021, employer expenses for health insurance are expected to rise by 3.9 Time and resources.