As noted in our “5 Ways to Win the War for Talent” white paper, 22% of the US workforce (roughly 36.2 million people) is expected to be fully remote by...
Employer premiums and deductibles have risen more rapidly than wages since 2010. It’s immediately evident that employers—and those who often bear the brunt of health insurance costs for their employees—continue...
The United States labor economy continues to rebound from the COVID-19 unemployment peak of 23.1 million people in April of 2020. However, the limited supply and increased demand for diverse...
Managing teams and offices is complicated before health benefits are even considered. Once factored into the equation, responsibilities become overwhelming. Just think about all of the tasks internal HR and...
Every year, when we see the rising price of health insurance, we wonder: Isn’t there a better way? Is there a lower-cost option that provides the same benefit for our...
If it feels like health insurance costs climb every year, you’re not alone. The concern over price increases has reached as far as the US Senate. It’s not a problem...