ASHHRA Health and Wellness Pulse
BENEFITS
World at Work Plan sponsors have reservations about taking a more active role in encouraging specific levels of saving and providing retirement saving or income projections. Fiduciary concerns are a primary roadblock.
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Gil Lowerre and Bonnie Brazzell, BenefitsPro There's no doubt about it: There's strong demand among both employers and employees for voluntary/worksite products. Buying intentions are strong and the untapped market potential is vast.
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World at Work Most people from both Generation X and the baby boomer generation believe that the traditional definition of retirement is a "romantic fantasy of the past."
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World at Work An examination of the savings records of 4.4 million retirement plan participants at 553 companies found that 25 percent of employees miss out on receiving the full company 401(k) match by not saving enough – leaving an estimated $24 billion in unclaimed 401(k) company matches on the table each year.
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CULTURE OF HEALTH
World at Work Can working parents really have it all, achieving success in both their careers and as parents? Seventy-eight percent of working moms and 83 percent of working dads say "yes," but the definition of success differs between the genders.
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eightWest Staff, WoodTV Many things can cause stress in our lives: Work, money, health, relationships. With so many sources of stress, it can be challenging to find time to relax and disengage. But if stress isn’t dealt with properly, it can have negative effects on your mental health down the road. That’s where Dr. Timothy Royer from Neurocore may be able to help!
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