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Benefit Program Management for a Global and Diverse Workforce

Anne Newhouse, CEBS

07 Aug 202507 Aug 2025

Learn techniques employers can use to enhance engagement in recognition, professional development, wellness, leadership, and other strategic human resource and total rewards programs.

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Aging and Organizational Strategies

Anne Patterson

23 Jul 202523 Jul 2025

Aging impacts us both personally and professionally, highlighting the vital role workplaces play in supporting employees and plan participants.

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Helping Employees Find Digital Balance

Rebecca Plier

22 Jul 202522 Jul 2025

Today’s blog emphasizes the importance of digital balance for organizations and strategies for preventing digital burnout in employees.

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Drug Plan Cost-Containment Strategies

Amanda Wilke, CEBS

15 Jul 202515 Jul 2025

Today’s blog shares strategies for extended health coverage plans to consider as drug plan costs are projected to increase between 6% and 9%.

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Workplace Benefits Valedictorians: What the Graduating Class of 2025 Wants

Tim Hennessy

10 Jul 202510 Jul 2025

In the midst of ongoing uncertainty, what benefits are new graduates prioritizing?

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Providing Stability in Times of Uncertainty: Tips for Employers

Ashton DeMoss, CWP

02 Jul 202502 Jul 2025

Certainty, consistency, and stability are what our brains crave. As humans, we look for patterns, finding comfort and safety in knowing what to expect. We are continually challenged by the reality that change is perpetual—especially in today’s workplace, where uncertainty is fueled […]

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The Looming Crisis: Who Will Care for Canada’s Ageing Population?

Tim Hennessy

25 Jun 2025

Planning for the future of Canada’s long-term care (LTC) system presents two fundamental concerns: Who will provide the care, and how will those services be financed? Already, a major demographic shift is underway. Adults over 65 outnumber children under 15, and by […]

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Ontario’s New Long-Term Illness Leave Takes Effect Soon: What Employers Need to Know

Amanda Wilke, CEBS

10 Jun 202510 Jun 2025

On December 19, 2024, Ontario’s Working for Workers Six Act, 2024 (Bill 229) received Royal Assent. Amongst the changes in the bill amending the Employment Standards Act, 2000 (ESA), was the introduction of unpaid long-term illness leave, effective June 19, 2025. While the law […]

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Workplace Accommodations: Compliance Issues and Tips

Anne Newhouse, CEBS

03 Jun 202503 Jun 2025

Injuries and sicknesses resulting in disability and, potentially, time away from work happen to employees all the time requiring employers to develop a disability management process. This process is a series of coordinated stages to prevent, manage, and reduce workplace disabilities, alleviate […]

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Working Under the Sun: Gear Up Against Skin Cancer

Ashton DeMoss, CWP

27 May 202527 May 2025

This blog was originally published by the Wellness Alliance. Skin cancer is one of the most preventable types of cancer, yet it remains the most common form in the United States, with over five million cases diagnosed each year. The two most common types—basal cell […]