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Smita Rastogi's presentation discusses voluntary employee benefits. It defines voluntary benefits as additional insurance products employees can purchase through their employer at lower group rates than individual plans. The presentation outlines key voluntary benefits like critical illness insurance, accident insurance, dental/vision plans, life insurance and disability insurance. It also discusses the benefits to both employers and employees of offering voluntary plans, such as attracting talent and satisfying different employee needs affordably.
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The Advantage of Voluntary
88% of employees see voluntary benefits as part of a comprehensive benefits package and 80% are likely to purchase additional insurance if their employer did not provide adequate health insurance. Offering voluntary benefits can boost employee satisfaction - employees enrolled in voluntary benefits are 14% less likely to look for new jobs, 19% more likely to be satisfied with their jobs, and 31% more likely to be satisfied with benefits. Voluntary benefits also provide employees an advantage in dealing with financial issues from unexpected medical expenses or emergencies.
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According to surveys conducted in 2015, employees spend too little time understanding and choosing their benefits during open enrollment periods. Many do not fully comprehend their health insurance policies and costs. They expect employers to cover the majority of benefit expenses but lack savings to pay potential out-of-pocket medical costs. Face-to-face enrollment helps answer questions, though online is preferred. Employees show a slight increase in wanting to engage more with benefits decisions yet remain wary of managing options themselves.
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Only 17% of employees report understanding their total annual healthcare costs extremely well, while more than half don't fully understand their major medical insurance policies. Additionally, 9% say they do not understand their annual deductible costs well at all. Most employees agree that healthcare and health insurance situations are too complicated and confusing to understand, with 71% believing their personal health insurance will become more confusing and 75% thinking healthcare reform is too complicated.
The impact of benefits
76% of employees say that an employer's overall benefits package is influential in their decision to leave a job. 59% of employees are likely to take a job with slightly lower pay if it offers a more robust benefits package. Nearly half of employees are likely to look for a new job in the next year, and 45% of those employees say that improving their employer's benefits package could influence them to stay in their current job.
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EMPLOYEE VOLUNTARY BENEFITS
Smita Rastogi's presentation discusses voluntary employee benefits. It defines voluntary benefits as additional insurance products employees can purchase through their employer at lower group rates than individual plans. The presentation outlines key voluntary benefits like critical illness insurance, accident insurance, dental/vision plans, life insurance and disability insurance. It also discusses the benefits to both employers and employees of offering voluntary plans, such as attracting talent and satisfying different employee needs affordably.
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The Advantage of Voluntary
88% of employees see voluntary benefits as part of a comprehensive benefits package and 80% are likely to purchase additional insurance if their employer did not provide adequate health insurance. Offering voluntary benefits can boost employee satisfaction - employees enrolled in voluntary benefits are 14% less likely to look for new jobs, 19% more likely to be satisfied with their jobs, and 31% more likely to be satisfied with benefits. Voluntary benefits also provide employees an advantage in dealing with financial issues from unexpected medical expenses or emergencies.
Open Enrollment Survey Infographics
According to surveys conducted in 2015, employees spend too little time understanding and choosing their benefits during open enrollment periods. Many do not fully comprehend their health insurance policies and costs. They expect employers to cover the majority of benefit expenses but lack savings to pay potential out-of-pocket medical costs. Face-to-face enrollment helps answer questions, though online is preferred. Employees show a slight increase in wanting to engage more with benefits decisions yet remain wary of managing options themselves.
Poor Health Literacy
Only 17% of employees report understanding their total annual healthcare costs extremely well, while more than half don't fully understand their major medical insurance policies. Additionally, 9% say they do not understand their annual deductible costs well at all. Most employees agree that healthcare and health insurance situations are too complicated and confusing to understand, with 71% believing their personal health insurance will become more confusing and 75% thinking healthcare reform is too complicated.
The impact of benefits
76% of employees say that an employer's overall benefits package is influential in their decision to leave a job. 59% of employees are likely to take a job with slightly lower pay if it offers a more robust benefits package. Nearly half of employees are likely to look for a new job in the next year, and 45% of those employees say that improving their employer's benefits package could influence them to stay in their current job.
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The document summarizes findings from a 2015 survey that showed many employees do not feel financially prepared for unexpected medical costs or emergencies. Specifically, over half of employees would struggle with costs of serious injuries or illnesses, less than half have a financial plan, and around 40% do not feel prepared to pay out-of-pocket medical costs. Additionally, over 30% do not feel financially secure in the event of an emergency and nearly 30% lack confidence in their ability to handle financial impacts of unexpected life events.
Impact of medical costs
42% of employees agree that high medical bills have greatly hindered their ability to save, with 20% saying they have had difficulty paying medical bills due to high costs. Additionally, 12% are currently dealing with high medical bills, 9% have missed bill payments due to costs, and 17% have been contacted by collection agencies or had their credit score impacted because of outstanding medical bills.
The importance of employee benefits
Employees who are satisfied with their overall benefits packages and feel their benefits meet their families' needs are much more likely to also be satisfied with their jobs compared to employees who are unsatisfied with their benefits. Additionally, if employers did not provide the desired level of health insurance, 80% of employees would be likely to purchase additional insurance to ensure adequate coverage if it was affordable. Benefits are also very or extremely important to employees' job satisfaction, work productivity, willingness to refer friends, loyalty to their employer, and decision to leave a company.
Employee expectations
Employees have high expectations for their health insurance and benefits selection experience according to a 2015 study. 89% of employees agree they expect higher quality health insurance and more decision making tools and support since they are responsible for more of their own healthcare costs. The study also found 89% want additional resources to help with choosing and enrolling in benefits.
Employee Realities
Over half of employees have less than $1,000 available to pay for unexpected medical expenses, and many are concerned about maintaining their health benefits and increasing out-of-pocket costs. Nearly a quarter have visited the emergency room or suffered an injury in the past year, and over 20% do not feel fully protected by their insurance. Despite these realities, only a small minority are extremely satisfied with their overall benefits packages.
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- Employers increasingly offered benefits like dental, life, and disability insurance between 2014 and 2015. They also increasingly implemented high-deductible health plans and cost-sharing measures between 2013 and 2015.
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A survey found that 63% of workers see a growing need for voluntary benefits options. When asked why, the top reasons workers cited were rising medical costs (76%), rising medical coverage costs (66%), and increasing deductibles and copays (61%). Additionally, 86% of workers agree that the medical costs they are responsible for will increase. The data comes from the 2014 Aflac WorkForces Report.
Financial Crisis
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Controlling Cost
Controlling costs was a top business objective for 49% of companies according to a 2014 Aflac report. To reduce healthcare costs, companies eliminated or reduced benefits for 22% of employees, increased copayments for 28% of employees, and increased premium shares for 28% of employees. 9% eliminated family coverage contributions.
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The importance of employee benefits
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Employee expectations
Employees have high expectations for their health insurance and benefits selection experience according to a 2015 study. 89% of employees agree they expect higher quality health insurance and more decision making tools and support since they are responsible for more of their own healthcare costs. The study also found 89% want additional resources to help with choosing and enrolling in benefits.
Employee Realities
Over half of employees have less than $1,000 available to pay for unexpected medical expenses, and many are concerned about maintaining their health benefits and increasing out-of-pocket costs. Nearly a quarter have visited the emergency room or suffered an injury in the past year, and over 20% do not feel fully protected by their insurance. Despite these realities, only a small minority are extremely satisfied with their overall benefits packages.
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