Phil McElfresh, CLCS’ Post

Health care affordability is cited as a top concern by employees earning less than $100K. Nationally, salary-based contributions for health plan offerings is a growing strategy employers are using to help employees keep more of their paychecks. But our benefits benchmarking survey found only 9% of Midwest employers are offering this option. Download our Employee Health & Benefits Benchmarking report for insights on where your own benefits are leading – or lagging. #HealthCare #EmployeeBenefits

Health care affordability is cited as a top concern by employees earning less than $100K. Nationally, salary-based contributions for health plan offerings is a growing strategy employers are using to help employees keep more of their paychecks. But our benefits benchmarking survey found only 9% of Midwest employers are offering this option. Download our Employee Health & Benefits Benchmarking report for insights on where your own benefits are leading – or lagging. #HealthCare #EmployeeBenefits

Health care affordability is cited as a top concern by employees earning less than $100K. Nationally, salary-based contributions for health plan offerings is a growing strategy employers are using to help employees keep more of their paychecks. But our benefits benchmarking survey found only 9% of Midwest employers are offering this option. Download our Employee Health & Benefits Benchmarking report for insights on where your own benefits are leading – or lagging. #HealthCare #EmployeeBenefits

Health care affordability is cited as a top concern by employees earning less than $100K. Nationally, salary-based contributions for health plan offerings is a growing strategy employers are using to help employees keep more of their paychecks. But our benefits benchmarking survey found only 9% of Midwest employers are offering this option. Download our Employee Health & Benefits Benchmarking report for insights on where your own benefits are leading – or lagging. #HealthCare #EmployeeBenefits

Health care affordability is cited as a top concern by employees earning less than $100K. Nationally, salary-based contributions for health plan offerings is a growing strategy employers are using to help employees keep more of their paychecks. But our benefits benchmarking survey found only 9% of Midwest employers are offering this option. Download our Employee Health & Benefits Benchmarking report for insights on where your own benefits are leading – or lagging. #HealthCare #EmployeeBenefits

Health care affordability is cited as a top concern by employees earning less than $100K. Nationally, salary-based contributions for health plan offerings is a growing strategy employers are using to help employees keep more of their paychecks. But our benefits benchmarking survey found only 9% of Midwest employers are offering this option. Download our Employee Health & Benefits Benchmarking report for insights on where your own benefits are leading – or lagging. #HealthCare #EmployeeBenefits

Health care affordability is cited as a top concern by employees earning less than $100K. Nationally, salary-based contributions for health plan offerings is a growing strategy employers are using to help employees keep more of their paychecks. But our benefits benchmarking survey found only 9% of Midwest employers are offering this option. Download our Employee Health & Benefits Benchmarking report for insights on where your own benefits are leading – or lagging. #HealthCare #EmployeeBenefits

Health care affordability is cited as a top concern by employees earning less than $100K. Nationally, salary-based contributions for health plan offerings is a growing strategy employers are using to help employees keep more of their paychecks. But our benefits benchmarking survey found only 9% of Midwest employers are offering this option. Download our Employee Health & Benefits Benchmarking report for insights on where your own benefits are leading – or lagging. #HealthCare #EmployeeBenefits

Health care affordability is cited as a top concern by employees earning less than $100K. Nationally, salary-based contributions for health plan offerings is a growing strategy employers are using to help employees keep more of their paychecks. But our benefits benchmarking survey found only 9% of Midwest employers are offering this option. Download our Employee Health & Benefits Benchmarking report for insights on where your own benefits are leading – or lagging. #HealthCare #EmployeeBenefits

Health care affordability is cited as a top concern by employees earning less than $100K. Nationally, salary-based contributions for health plan offerings is a growing strategy employers are using to help employees keep more of their paychecks. But our benefits benchmarking survey found only 9% of Midwest employers are offering this option. Download our Employee Health & Benefits Benchmarking report for insights on where your own benefits are leading – or lagging. #HealthCare #EmployeeBenefits