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These solutions make it easy for benefits managers to gather data from any source in any format and mine it for trustworthy and actionable insights.

Little in the way of new legislation is expected to emerge from the halls of Congress over the next two years, but that doesn't mean employers can turn a blind eye to the happenings in Washington.

In 2023, more companies will think beyond traditional employee benefits approaches.

There are specific trends we can bank on taking center stage in 2023 and the teams that make it through will have a plan for what comes next.

Employee benefits remain a critical component of the relationship between employers and employees.

Organizations that move in these directions with their employees and their benefits in 2023 and beyond will do more than strengthen their employer relationships over time.

Although remote and hybrid arrangements largely have been a success for businesses, some employers remain concerned about their impact on productivity, burnout and trust.

U.S. employers will pay 6.5% more on average for 2023 employee health care coverage. Instead of lamenting inflation, let's address the slow burn of chronic disease costs.