- 2020
- Benefits Briefing
- Based on the results of an online survey conducted in April 2020, this report includes employers’ views on the importance of various insurance products, as well as their experiences with group auto and home insurance. Roughly 300 HR professionals participated in this online exchange and shared their opinions.
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- 2020
- Benefits Briefing
- This Briefing includes perspectives on the topic of expatriate benefits (i.e. employee benefits, including medical, dental, life or disability insurance for expatriates [or expats] who temporarily or permanently reside in a different country from where they are a citizen). Results are from an online survey taken by roughly 300 benefits brokers and consultants, as well as information gathered from a small number of employers interviewed. This exchange is a follow-up to a similar study conducted in December 2019 and January 2020.
- 2020
- Benefits Briefing
- This Briefing is based on the results of an online information exchange conducted in March 2020 among more than 300 employee benefits brokers and consultants. Participants provide feedback about their familiarity with, use of and experiences with Association Health Plans (AHPs). They also share their current views and preferences related to communications from carriers.
- 2020
- Special Report
- This Briefing explores brokers’ opinions of and experiences with the employee benefits industry, including employee benefits carriers, specifically, as well as various aspects of their businesses. The information in this report is based on an online survey taken by almost 1,200 employee benefits brokers and consultants in late December 2019 through March 2020.
- 2020
- Benefits Briefing
- This report, which was conducted in December, 2019 and January, 2020, includes the thoughts and opinions of roughly 600 benefits professionals (more than 300 benefits brokers and about 270 employers). Specifically, this summary includes perspectives from participants on the topic of expatriate benefits (i.e. employee benefits, including medical, dental, life or disability insurance for expatriates [or expats] who temporarily or permanently reside in a different country from where they are a citizen).
- 2019
- Benefits Briefing
- In this report, both brokers and employers provide information about their experiences with and views on influences on benefits decision-making as well as the importance and value of benefits. Employers also share feedback on their roles in HR. This report is based on the results of an online information exchange conducted in December, 2019 and January, 2020 among more than 300 brokers and about 270 employers.
- 2019
- Benefits Briefing
- This Briefing is a compilation of the results of several special online information exchanges conducted since Spring 2019. Brokers and employers share their views and experiences on the growth potential of companies, industries, & the U.S. economy, as well as benefits planning. Brokers only provide feedback on the topics of carriers selling direct and communications of/with small businesses.
- 2019
- Special Report
- This Briefing explores brokers’ and employers’ planning for and reactions to the new Massachusetts Paid Family & Medical Leave program (MAPFML). This report is based on an information exchange conducted in July 2019, among more than 100 brokers, who indicated they have at least one group client in Massachusetts, and nearly 100 employers who have at least one employee in Massachusetts.
- 2019
- Benefits Briefing
- Based on the results of an online survey conducted in April 2019, this report includes both brokers’ and employers’ views and experiences with the following topics: voluntary benefits offerings, financial wellness, and pet insurance. Roughly 600 benefits professionals participated in this online exchange and shared their opinions.
- 2019
- Special Report
- This Briefing explores the concept of reputation, the importance of managing reputation, drivers of reputation, and current insurance carriers’ reputations. This report is based on a special information exchange conducted in March and April 2019, which was completed by roughly 300 brokers, 300 employers, and 800 members of the informed general public. In addition to NEBAF members, we invited members of the general public to participate in this exchange as well, and the report includes comparisons of responses across the three audiences.