2019 Along with a shiftingpolitical climate, the impacts of the Affordable Care act willstill need navigating in 2019 as health care costs remain aprominent issue.

As we close out 2018, the economy is still showing signs oftremendous growth and employment rates continue to rise.

For employers looking ahead to next year, the health of the economy will play a part in howthey begin thinking about which benefits to implement. Not only canemployees be more selective about the companies they applyto work for, but companies will have to differentiate themselveswith their benefits catalog to attract the best candidates.

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