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18 Mar

Posted at 05:00h in Behavior, ClearPath blog, Employee Benefits, Health Care, Health Care Plans, Health Care Plans, Technology, trending
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Original post benefitsnews.com The Cadillac tax may have been postponed until 2020 but that doesn’t mean employers have put healthcare cost containment measures on the backburner. In fact, new research shows 90% of employers are planning myriad measures to control rising healthcare costs. The 2016 Medical Plan...

16 Mar

Posted at 05:00h in Behavior, ClearPath blog, Employee Benefits, Helpful Tips, Technology, trending, Workplace
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Original post ubabenefits.com If you haven’t noticed, newspapers are shrinking in size. Fewer people, especially the younger demographic of 18- to 40-year-olds, read them and this especially applies to when they’re searching for jobs. Employers who continue to use only the older methods of recruitment --...

15 Mar

Posted at 05:00h in Behavior, ClearPath blog, Employee Communication, Helpful Tips, HR Elements, Management, Study/Research
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Original post ubabenefits.com Every workplace has its fair share of slackers and goof-offs, but it’s what an employer does with those employees that solidifies its corporate culture as one of high or low performance. Employers that ignore low-performing employees risk more than just productivity. In an article...

10 Mar

Posted at 10:00h in ClearPath blog, Compliance News, Employee Benefits, Health Care Reform
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Original post businessinsurance.com Health savings accounts are surging in popularity — and that can lead to some complications for older workers who enroll in Medicare. Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) are offered to workers enrolled in high-deductible health insurance plans. The accounts are used primarily to meet deductible...

07 Mar

Posted at 10:00h in ACA, ClearPath blog, Compliance News, Employee Benefits, Health Care Reform, Wellness, Workplace
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Original post benfitnews.com The American population is getting heavier. From the 1960s to the present, obesity has almost tripled. In fact, experts predict that if current trends continue unchanged, by 2030 more than half of the U.S. adult population will be obese, according to research published in the...