Catherine (Kathryn) Dill

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683 appearances 15 recordings 1 series first heard Mar 2020 last heard May 2022

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And so those concerns about costs are big for employees this year. voice-verified
What we're seeing is that workers are pretty concerned about how to pay for their health insurance. voice-verified
At least from the employee side, we're seeing a lot of economic anxiety, which is leading a lot of people to choose higher deductible plans. voice-verified
They know that a higher deductible can be a challenge, but they're also concerned about the regular cost to their paycheck. voice-verified
And a lot of them also are looking to be able to take on a health savings account. voice-verified
We're also seeing a lot of people with dependents who've lost jobs that are bringing them onto their own insurance. voice-verified
And so those concerns about costs are big for employees this year. voice-verified
No, while costs are continuing to go up, what employers are really prioritizing here is providing employees with stability. voice-verified
The majority are planning not to make any changes, not to raise deductibles, premiums, co-pays. voice-verified
They are really looking at those core benefits, health insurance, dental, as places where they can provide, they can minimize stress for employees in an otherwise extremely stressful year. voice-verified
You know, heading into this year, Zanga's benefits manager was looking at implementing a new gym benefit and a few things that were going to be really useful to people before the pandemic. voice-verified
And then once the pandemic hit, he really had to pivot and they introduced, they expanded a crisis backup child and elder care benefit. voice-verified
They waived some co-pays through the summer, some other co-pays through the end of the year. voice-verified
He fast tracked a global mental health support program that they had been planning to implement in 2021. voice-verified
It took effect November 1st. voice-verified
They also started looking at what are some of the, you know, what's some of the fallout of working from home going to be and anticipating some back injuries, some neck injuries. voice-verified
They're implementing a musculoskeletal benefit for next year. voice-verified
It's always a big challenge for employers to communicate to their employees the array of benefits that are available to them. voice-verified
It can be complicated. voice-verified
It can be boring. voice-verified
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