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Is Now the Time to Update Your Wellness Benefits?

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According to MetLifes Employee Benefit Trends Study 2024 , 92% of employees want more consistent care from their employers. Wellness benefits must support both immediate financial challenges and long-term goals. These changes signify an encouraging shift toward more inclusive financial benefits.

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As costs rise, employee benefits strategies are shifting to prioritize value

HRExecutive

Heightened economic uncertainty combined with increased financial pressures on budgets are transforming how HR and benefits leaders design employee benefit strategies, according to a recent survey. Rising healthcare costs, however, are an increasing obstacle.

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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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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. The post Healthcare coverage for grandkids? grandparents, or 6.7

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The key role of AI in boosting employee wellbeing for lower-income workers

HRExecutive

Yet, despite the rising spotlight on employee wellbeing post-pandemic —with employers increasingly taking a holistic view of wellbeing through comprehensive employee benefits offerings, experts say—those who could most benefit from such support are the least likely to utilize it. Take the 401(k) plan,” Austin says. “By

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5 Themes for Your 2025 HR Comms Calendar

Flimp Communications

One solution is seasonality. By tying your communication strategy to relevant topics that come to the fore at different times of the year, you can gain your employees’ attention by providing timely answers to the questions that concern them. These are all areas where your organization’s employee benefits can help.

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4 tips to increase HSA and FSA adoption and engagement

HRExecutive

Teachers often plan a few weeks of catch-up lessons every fall. Advertisement - There’s also a good chance that, as employees are growing in their personal lives, they need reminders of how these benefits can continue to meet their needs. More from this author: Concerned about employee wellbeing?