Wednesday, October 26, 2016

Value-Based Health Plans; Addressing Mental Health; Pay By Gender Data

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Wednesday, Oct. 26, 2016     
value based health care plans
More employers are moving in the direction of value-based health care, a Willis Towers Watson survey finds.
As heath care costs rise, solving mental health problems before they begin is becoming more appealing. And technology has a solution.
During this session attendees will learn:
  • How Fallon Health leveraged the SumTotal elixHR® Platform to increase employee engagement
  • How we increased employee comfort with SumTotal solutions
  • Best practices for encouraging continuous learning and data participation for the Succession Planning module
Workforce editors Rick Bell and Frank Kalman discuss the bottle of juice that cost a company $277,000 and federal requirements to provide pay data based on gender and race. Also, Wells Fargo's shady sales tactics and a quiz on rebranding.
Evidence is mounting that having a more diverse workforce delivers serious benefits. Over the next few pages, we'll explain:
  • Why diversity matters more than ever
  • Where hidden bias can derail diversity initiatives
  • How to remove hidden bias, with data-driven hiring
When dealing with an employee's medications, silence on an employer's part equals liability.
From a colorful booth to a demo I actually understood, some organizations would do well to add brevity to their pitch.
An employee's first few days are critically important, not only because organizations need to get their new hire up to speed as soon as possible, but also because the initial days at a new job hold huge influence over an employee's decision to stay with the company long term.
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