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Employee Benefits Providers: What Employers Need to Know

Empuls

This not only highlights the importance of employee benefits in fostering loyalty and satisfaction but also underscores the potential risks for companies that fail to prioritize this aspect of their compensation strategy. What are employee benefits providers? This reduces the administrative burden on HR departments.

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State Regulators Address Insurers’ Use of AI: 11 States Adopt NAIC Model Bulletin

McDermott Will & Emery Employee Benefits

The model bulletin reminds insurance carriers that they must comply with all applicable insurance laws and regulations (e.g.,

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Broker Compensation Disclosure Rule: New Legislation for Brokers

Total Employee Benefits

The insurance carrier is generally responsible for plan compliance in a fully insured policy. In the end, whether an organization is fully insured or self-funded, they should make sure their insurance carrier or TPA is ready to meet the demands of this new legislation.

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3 Critical Keys to Negotiating Benefit Renewals

Corporate Synergies

Negotiating benefit renewals with success: the ticket is planning all year long. Employee benefits are typically the second-highest expense for employers—right behind payroll. But unlike payroll, benefits are difficult to budget for each year because the upcoming annual renewal rate can feel like a mystery. As Seen In.

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Pharmacy Benefit Costs Untenable? Choosing the Right PBM

Corporate Synergies

Healthcare plan participants typically use pharmacy benefits more than any other part of the health & welfare program. Pharmacy benefits are also the fastest-growing in terms of cost. Choosing the right PBM (pharmacy benefit manager) can keep your members happy and your program costs under control.

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ASO vs. PEO: What’s the difference?

Genesis HR Solutions

An administrative service offering (ASO) is a service businesses use to outsource administrative functions, including employee benefits, payroll, HR management, workers compensation, and safety programs. A PEO is an extension of your business and engages with your management team to address complex employee-related matters.