Archived Insight | February 20, 2020

Jennifer Benz Featured in HR Executive

Jennifer Benz, senior vice president and leader of the communications practice, contributes her thoughts on what actions employers need to take for effective employee benefits communication. 

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The keys to good employee benefits communication

Some of the points Benz raises in her interview include:

  • Why benefit leaders sometimes fall short in their communications efforts

  • How the constant flood of information employees experience in their everyday lives affects how they process benefits communications

  • The latest innovations in how employers are reaching out to their workers and actively engaging them

Learn more about how a leader in employee benefits communication sees the industry evolving and how employers can become better at informing employees about their benefits.

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