19 Sep Illnesses, Deaths Tied to Vaping
According to new reports, the use of electronic cigarettes (vaping) is believed to be responsible for five deaths and 450 severe lung injuries. Read this article from SHRM for more information on vaping. ...
According to new reports, the use of electronic cigarettes (vaping) is believed to be responsible for five deaths and 450 severe lung injuries. Read this article from SHRM for more information on vaping. ...
How are you preparing for 2020 open enrollment season? With renewal season quickly approaching, plan administrators have a lot of considerations to make regarding employee health plans. Read this blog post from Employee Benefit News for eight things to consider this year....
Onsite gyms, standing desks, meditation rooms and nursing hotlines, are just some of the employer-sponsored benefits employers expected to invest an average of $3.6 million on this year. Continue reading this blog post to learn more about what employees want most out of their workspaces....
At the end of August, the Treasury, Department of Labor (DOL) and Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) released FAQs regarding the enforcement of the final 2020 benefit and parameters rule. Read this blog post from UBA to learn more. ...
Recently, the IRS issued a new revenue ruling that provides 401(k) plan administrators with helpful guidance on reporting and withholding from 401(k) plan distributions. Read this blog post from Employee Benefits News for more information on this new ruling. ...
With rising healthcare costs, employers are looking for ways to stem the rising costs of healthcare and find ways to better engage employees. Sixty-four percent of employers believe virtual care will play a significant role in healthcare delivery in 2020, according to the National Business...
The Cadillac tax might be in for a change. The 40 percent tax on the most generous employer-provided health insurance plans was supposed to take effect in 2018 but has been delayed twice and recently, the House voted to repeal this tax entirely. Continue reading...
Fifty-five percent of large employers support a Medicare expansion that's limited to older Americans, according to a new survey from the National Business Group on Health. In this article from Employee Benefit Advisor, Max Nison writes on how this survey is giving new insight on...
Forty-three percent of hourly workers report having less than $400 in savings set aside for emergencies. For these workers, an accident or unexpected expense can be financially devastating. Read this blog post to learn more about employer-sponsored savings programs and how they could be the...
Urgent cares are continuing to pop up everywhere, making it increasingly important to guide your employees in adopting an "urgent care first" mentality. Read this blog post to learn why it's important to guide employees to adopt an "urgent care first" mentality. ...