Making decisions regarding the options and offerings an employer will make for employees can be somewhat complicated. That is largely because no two people are the same, and not all employees have the same health coverage needs. Among the several options available for...
Depending on whose data you look at, the United States is home to millions of small businesses. In fact, according to the Small Business Administration, there are currently 32,540,953 million small businesses in the nation and small business health insurance is a...
For owners and HR managers of smaller businesses, offering health insurance coverage to their employees is arguably a given. And, while it can be relatively costly, for those companies that are considered “small businesses” by the Affordable Care Act (ACA) there are...
Small business owners and HR managers working in what the Affordable Care Act, or ACA, classifies as a “small business” – those with 49 or fewer full-time employees – have a full plate. And when it comes to determining the best choices for employee benefits such as...
If you’ve been in business for more than a year or so you probably already know that what the Affordable Care Act (ACA) classifies as a “small” business are those with less than 50 workers. And those small businesses with between 2 and 49 full-time equivalent (FTE)...
Health insurance coverage can be costly, and the cost seems to go up from one year to the next, with some years more so than others. It’s bad enough for the individual or head of a family to buy their own insurance. It’s a fiscal challenge that is multiplied tens of...
