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Why employee wellness matters – and how it’s good for business

Insperity

Experiencing “presenteeism”, meaning they are not mentally present or productive even when they are physically at work. Many of these services may be available through current insurance carriers as value-add programs. Prone to burnout. At higher risk for leaving the company.

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Flimp Launches New Brand, Website and Benefits Comms Solutions

Flimp Communications

Product offerings include Digital Postcards, microsites, videos, benefits guides, print materials, presentations, virtual benefits fairs, decision-support tools, texting, and more.

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Workers’ compensation for remote employees: a guide

Insperity

This kind of situation can present a gray area and could end up being decided in court. You can’t know what specific hazards might be present in each worker’s home, and it would be intrusive and impractical to ask. Not every injury that happens at home during work hours may result in a successful workers’ compensation claim, though.

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How to lower employee stress about health insurance

Insperity

At a high level, employees might be directed to the: HR benefits specialist Professional employer organization (PEO) service team or dedicated HR specialist (if your company outsources certain HR functions to a PEO, and the PEO provides benefits to your employees) Contact center or member services at the insurance carrier.

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Future-ready HR: The versatility of full-service PEO partnerships

Insperity

An example of this is a client company discovering that they’ve been continuing to pay for medical insurance for a terminated employee. Imagine being able to focus on your core business entirely and know that your PEO partner has your HR needs covered for the present and future. Considerations for using a single, full-service PEO 1.

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What is an insurance broker? Navigating coverage choices

Higginbotham

An insurance broker serves as an intermediary between insurance companies and their clients, helping individuals and businesses find, secure and maintain the best possible coverage. The Role of an Insurance Broker Insurance brokers help guide clients through the complexities of the insurance process.

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Flimp Communications Launches BENEFITchoice, Personalized Employee Benefits-Assessment Tool

Flimp Communications

While traditional benefits enrollment meetings and presentations are being moved online due to COVID 19, employers and benefits providers need easy-to-implement online tools and solutions that help employees make better-informed choices related to available medical plans and supplemental benefits offerings.