Article: Employees' choice: voluntary benefits cost employers virtually nothing while they help workers round out their benefits selections.(Compensation & Benefits Agenda)

They don't make the "A list" of company-sponsored benefits, but they're getting more and more attention. They're called voluntary benefits, and, although they're not on a par with health coverage or retirement programs, they're increasingly being added to employers' menus of employee benefits.

Burgeoning sales figures and projections show that voluntary-benefits products, which employers make available and employees pay for, are seen as a cost-effective tactic for enriching a company's offerings for employees. And the time is right to provide employees more benefits options because many workers are having to shoulder more of their health coverage costs and may ...

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