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SHRM 2024 Employee Benefits Survey Overview: A Look at What’s on the Horizon

Extensis

Quick look: SHRM recently released its annual employee benefits survey depicting what benefits remain high-priority and which are trending upward. Though the popularity of some benefits may not come as a surprise, there are a few important changes to note which brokers can help their clients get ready for.

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Improving Health Literacy Boosts Employee Benefits Experience & Well-Being

Netchex HR Blog

HR professionals need to learn enough about healthcare options, terminology, and resources to assist other employees. Like a car owner’s manual in the glovebox, it’s okay if the majority of healthcare paperwork gets filed away for emergencies. Communicate year-round Do you know the best way to de-stress open enrollment periods

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Healthcare coverage for grandkids? Behind the rapid growth of these benefits

HRExecutive

The percentage of employers offering healthcare benefits to employees’ dependent grandchildren is on a steep rise, doubling in the past two years, according to a recent report by the International Foundation of Employee Benefit Plans. Advertisement - This trend comes as 3.3% grandparents, or 6.7

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Benefits news you may have missed: Sept. 28-Oct. 2

HRExecutive

Monster’s new benefits aim to help workers ‘strive for balance’ : When a recent Monster poll found that only 38% of workers said their employer was going far enough to support parents during COVID-19 and 75% said they were looking for more flexibility, Monster decided to address the issue head on—at least for its own employees.

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Delivering bad news about benefits? How to improve your strategy

HRExecutive

Every year, HR professionals are tasked with announcing changes to employee benefits plans during open enrollment—from new healthcare plan carriers to higher deductibles or a reduction in benefits offered. It’s a challenging responsibility, especially if HR expects employees might not receive the news well.

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6 common PEO myths debunked

Insperity

And it’s natural to have a few concerns at first, especially if co-employment is a new concept to you. But let’s take a close look at six myths about PEOs. Its role is similar to a director of human resources (HR), a trusted confidant at the leadership table, operating at your direction.

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Global healthcare benefit costs expected to jump again next year

HRExecutive

Persistent inflation and the high cost of new medical technologies are among the drivers that will contribute to another year of sharply rising global healthcare benefits costs in 2024, according to the WTW Global Medical Trends Survey released this week. in 2024 compared with this year. in 2023 and substantially surpasses the 7.4%