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The Value of Modified Duty Programs – Ask #HR Bartender

HR Bartender

If you leave the employee at home, the insurance carrier pays them to be there. Spence] The best resource available is always the employer’s insurance carrier – their information will be tailored to the specific claim, the work environment as well as the legal climate in that state.

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

Insperity

Opportunity to advance one’s career, gaining in title, status and salary. The business case for employee wellness Your business should prioritize employee wellness if leadership cares about: Reducing healthcare claims and containing benefits costs (particularly health insurance). Exposure to stress and potentially toxic environments.

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Let the benefits renewal process begin

PeopleStrategy

In some cases, it might not be the plan that needs to change, but the funding style, such as a switch from a traditional model to the salary banding method, where some employees pay more than others in reverse correlation to their salaries. Consult your broker.

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Is your employee wellness program up to par?

Insperity

As a result, increasing numbers of employees consider their wellness to be equally important as traditional priorities such as job stability, salary and benefits. Often, this type of tool is available via your company’s health insurance carrier. Why do employee wellness programs matter?

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Gig economy explained: Pros, cons, future outlook

Business Management Daily

People were clocking out of their salaried jobs to drive night owls around town for a few hundred extra bucks a week. Reduced exposure to legal liability : If a contractor damages a customer’s property while performing work requested by a company, the contractor’s insurance carrier is responsible for making the customer whole.

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How does health insurance with a PEO work for small businesses?

Genesis HR Solutions

Plus, as the second largest expense (after salaries), it’s a decision your company can’t afford to take lightly. Managing health insurance—minimizing costs while still adding value to insurance plans —can be done yourself, but it’s not something we’d recommend. medical coverage for your employees. Here's why.

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Professional Employer Organization (PEO): Right for Your Business?

Business Management Daily

According to Indeed.com, the average cost to recruit and onboard one employee ranges from $4,000 to $20,000, which doesn’t include salary and benefits. One HR professional’s annual salary will cost you roughly $85,000 , not including benefits or recruitment costs.