Employee Participation

In a star-studded panel at this year's BenefitsPRO Broker Expo, industry leaders share innovative strategies that have contributed to their success in the industry.

Let's build workplaces where mental health matters, and employees feel empowered to thrive both mentally and professionally.

Thirty-three percent of American workers said they have made a decision that negatively impacts their retirement readiness, such as reducing or eliminating 401(k) contributions.

Seventy-seven percent feared telling their boss or coworkers about their pregnancy, citing worries about job security or negative reactions.

"One of the biggest mistakes employers can make is creating a policy that they're not willing to enforce," says Andrew Farah, CEO of Density.

Although more than 164 million Americans receive health benefits from their employer, only 2 in 10 are confident in their health insurance knowledge.