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Are Your Benefits Enough to See Employees Through a Crisis?

InterWest Insurance Services

Over 80% of middle-market respondents report that they got their health insurance, disability insurance and retirement plan all through their employer. Meanwhile, six in 10 have no life insurance in place outside of the workplace. Are life insurance benefits adequate?

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OASDI Tax: Old-Age, Survivors, and Disability Insurance (OASDI) Tax Deductions

Patriot Software

One of the taxes you must withhold from employee wages is the Old-Age, Survivors, and Disability Insurance (OASDI) tax. Tax withholding is an essential piece of the payroll puzzle. You must also contribute an employer portion of the OASDI tax. OASDI tax is more commonly referred to as Social Security tax.

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Financial Aspects of “Unretirement”

Money Talk

67 for workers born in 1960 or later), Social Security deducts $1 from benefits for every $2 earned above the annual limit ($19,560 in 2022). A new job may also provide access to valuable employer term life and disability insurance. The coverage must be deemed creditable or late enrollment penalties will apply.

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Top 10 Employee Benefits Priorities for Employers as the Year Ends

CorpStrat

Pairing high-deductible health plans (HDHPs) with Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) or adding wellness programs can help employees offset costs while staying engaged in their health. A clear, competitive plan goes a long way toward boosting employee satisfaction. Assess Participation Rates Look at this year’s enrollment data.

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Illness or Injury: How Your Business Can Protect Your Employees

InterWest Insurance Services

You as an employer can help by offering group disability insurance to your employees. This insurance helps replace a portion of a worker’s income if they lose their income due to an injury or illness. Typically, disability insurance policies will replace between 50 and 65% of a worker’s income.

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Workers’ compensation vs disability insurance

Higginbotham

Workers’ compensation and disability insurance are two different types of programs that can provide benefits. Learn about the differences between workers’ compensation vs disability insurance and why your workers may need access to both. What are disability insurance benefits?

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Voluntary Benefits Improve Employee Satisfaction and Retention

InterWest Insurance Services

How voluntary benefits work Voluntary benefits are arranged by employers but either paid for by staff via payroll deduction or by the employers themselves. The employer deducts any fees or premiums for these benefits from employee paychecks and forwards them in a single batch to the benefit vendors. cancer insurance) Pet insurance.