Employee Health Plans Affect Morale

Is your employee health/wellness plan telling a fair story?

Health costs are increasing for both employees and employers. Many employers are constantly in flux, making changes to benefits due to ever-increasing costs. However, employers should be very careful about the health/wellness plans and cost changes they implement, according to the TLNT.com. Every change sends a message about a company’s attitude towards wellness and its employees.

TLNT suggests that when companies make changes, they keep in mind the real story they are telling. Three of eight key considerations presented by TLNT are listed below.

  • Pricing of employee paid expenses so that preventative and routine care is readily available.
  • Making sure that some medications and tools are provided free for common chronic conditions.
  • Improving health literacy so that employees can make good choices.

For additional ideas and tips on what to consider before making a health/wellness policy change, and for some startling statistics on health care costs and burden sharing rates, follow the link below.

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Vickilynn is a Novelist whose first book "Waving Backwards" was published in July 2015. She is also a Blogger at Adoptionfind Blog. Previously, she was a Freelance marketing copywriter at OpenView.
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