Open enrollment is the period when employers who offer company-sponsored benefits allow their eligible employees to choose or change their benefits to best meet their needs. Whether you’re offering group health benefits for the first time or are a seasoned employer, these five tips could help your business have a more efficient (and smoother) open enrollment. Listen in as we cover:

• [1:59] Where to begin
• [2:36] Employee input to inform a good benefits strategy
• [3:13] How to help your strategy be current and compliant
• [6:00] What information and data to gather
• [6:52] Identifying ways to improve the process

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