Canadian Benefits Guide 2021
Overview of government benefit programs and core legislation relevant to group benefit plan sponsors. To learn more, read Aon's full report.
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Overview of government benefit programs and core legislation relevant to group benefit plan sponsors. To learn more, read Aon's full report.
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During this webinar the leaders from Aon Global Benefits will dive deeper into issues such as how employer medical costs will continue rising significantly in almost all corners of the globe in 2021.
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Thought leaders from Aon, Humana and Hillsborough County Public Schools discuss how to support workforce resilience in a discussion around virtual care integration, mental health and emotional fitness
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Boost Your Employees' Financial Wellbeing With These 7 Steps
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At a global level, we are expecting a lower average Medical Trend Rate in 2021 relative to 2020 reported projections. Read the full report to learn more.
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Examine the decision-making process for medical cannabis group coverage.
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Ontario adjusts OHIP+ as the pharmacare conversation continues.
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Find out how plan sponsors are managing the challenge of increased numbers of workers delaying retirement.
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Workforce planning decisions in the COVID-19 context must consider group benefits obligations and choices.
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Leadership During COVID-19: 3 Actions to Assess and Manage Costs Infographic
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Canadian insurance carriers are moving towards a more uniform position for administering insured Short-Term Disability (STD) claims related to COVID-19.
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This survey asked plan sponsors to consider their benefits offerings in the context of changing employee expectations, diversity and inclusion, and technology-based workforce transformation.
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This Aon survey asked Canadian employers about the disability benefits they are offering to their employees and how those benefits are funded and administered.
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OVERVIEW First, the good news: In 2020, the rate at which global health care costs rise will increase slightly – by only 0.2 percentage points – from 2019. The bad news: Health costs still are...
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The costs of employer medical benefits across the world are forecasted to rise 8.0 percent in 2020, outpacing general inflation by 4.9 percent.
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Overview While the health care landscape looks different around the world, every organization faces consistent challenges: rising health care costs for individuals and employers as well as...
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