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Employees scrutinize benefits for value amid inflation concerns

Employees are re-evaluating their benefits during open enrollment, prioritizing affordability and value due to economic concerns like inflation. Research indicates a significant portion of workers, especially Gen Z, closely examine the cost-effectiveness of voluntary benefits. Despite this scrutiny, many employees disengage after enrollment, creating a gap between understanding their benefits and being prepared to use them when needed. AI

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Employees scrutinize benefits for value amid inflation concerns

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  1. Fortune TIER_1 English(EN) · Orla Nixon ·

    This open enrollment season, employees are looking at benefits differently

    Employees are entering the enrollment period with recent affordability trends top of mind and are scrutinizing the cost of their benefits accordingly.