Archived Insight | December 12, 2018

Using Video to Improve Your Benefits Communications

Video has never been more accessible. Millions of people view videos for fun and for fact; they learn how to remove a stain, cook a meal, and do their jobs better.

To help employees fully understand your message, consider adding video as a benefits communications channel to help bring it all to life.

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About This Webinar

This short video covers some of the key points when considering video and shows a few examples of the types of videos that can be produced.

While the well-written word conveys details and is the legal standard, it may not fully engage all employees: especially the younger generations that make up a growing percentage of the workforce.

Plus, video comes across on a personal level that most other channels can't duplicate. 

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