
Why do employers parnter with an insurance brokerage?
Aug 30, 2024
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Improved benefits = improved business productivity. A broker tailors benefits to your industry and employee needs, helping you stay competitive in recruiting and retaining talent while boosting productivity and morale.
A brokerage is a no-cost extension of your Human Resources department. Let us do the work of analyzing benefit trends and attitudes for your industry. Let us handle the heavy lifting during open enrollment, and partner with you to welcome new hires throughout the year.
HUMAN RESOURCES. These two words matter. Employees expect to have access to benefit education, enrollment techonology, and confidential support for health and mental health year-round. Many insurance vendors offer no or low cost perks, prescription discounts, wellness programs, medical bill negotiation services.
Privacy and confidentiality. What happens at your business stays at your business.
We will not share your information with anyone. PERIOD. Give your employees the same privacy and access to licensed insurance agents, held to strict HIPAA regulations, where they can have an open conversation about personal health and financial concerns.
Mental health greatly impacts work performance. When employees know how to access support, it gives peace of mind that the company they work for cares about their well being.
At Adamson Insurance, whether you are a client or not, we recommend allowing us to quote your benefits and review changes in your company each year. Technology, AI, and the insurance landscape are evolving together at a fast pace. Allow licensed professionals to navigate you through the latest changes to keep you in compliance and offering a range of flexible benefit solutions gives you the competitive edge.
Great post! Business owners often underestimate the value of proper coverage. In Canada, having the right business insurance is essential to protect against unexpected risks and liabilities.