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November 16, 2023

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  This newsletter contains updates on the latest NFP and industry resources related to the Corporate Benefits industry.  
 
NEW RESOURCES / TRAINING
 
  Webinar Follow-Up: 2024 NFP US Leave Management and
HR Trend Report
 
 
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  Thought Leadership: Customized Benefits Strategies Can Supercharge DEI&B  
 
  Written by Deb Smolensky, SVP, Well-Being and Engagement, NFP
 
 
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WELL-BEING

 
 
     
 
  Are you ready to rewire your mind to be more energized, alert and resilient each workday? NFP’s very own Deb Smolensky’s book Brain ON! is available for purchase.

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  Employee Communications:  
 
  November Is National Family Caregiver Month

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November Tips »
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​​​​December Is Reflecting on Resilience Month

December Newsletter »
December Tips »
December Infographic »
 
  Upcoming Wise & Well Webinar: Making Self-Improvement Stick: Strategies for Thriving In our Modern World  
 
  Tuesday, January 16 | 11:00 a.m. CT
Audience: NFP Employees, Clients/Prospects, Client Employees
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Rx SOLUTIONS

 
 
  Stay informed of the latest pharma trends, and the opportunities to better manage pharmacy benefits.  
 
  Rx Pulse Newsletter: Q4 2023 »  
 
BENEFITS COMPLIANCE
 
 

Recently Updated/New Publications

 
 
  ACA: A Quick Reference Guide to the PCOR Fee »  
 
  ACA: Employer Mandate Reporting Requirements »  
 
  ACA: FAQs for Employer Reporting Under Sections 6055 and 6056 »  
 
  Annual Out-of-Pocket Maximum Limits »  
 
  Connecticut: Employee Benefit Considerations »  
 
  Employee Benefits Annual Limits »  
 
  Form 5500: A Guide for Employers »  
 
  Massachusetts: Employee Benefit Considerations »  
 
  Massachusetts Paid Family and Medical Leave: A Guide for Employers »  
 
  MLR Rebates: A Guide for Employers »  
 
  New Jersey: Employee Benefit Considerations »  
 
  New York: Employee Benefit Considerations »  
 
  Qualified Medical Expenses »  
 
  Quick Reference Chart: HSAs, Health FSAs and ​​​​​Traditional
HRAs »
 
 
  Quick Reference Chart: Statutory Disability and Paid Family & Medical Leave Programs »  
 
COMPLIANCE TRAINING
 
  Webinar Recording: October Get Wise Wednesdays  
 
  Asking for a Friend: ERISA Fiduciary Edition
 
 
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  Webinar Recording: November Get Wise Wednesdays  
 
  Looking Back, but Also Forward: A Refresher on the Employer Mandate and ACA Reporting Requirements
 
 
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  To view additional Get Wise Wednesdays, please visit NFP.com>Insights>Webinars page or NFP’s Client Learning Portal.  
 
PODCASTS / VIDEOS
 
 
   
 
  In this episode, Suzanne Spradley and Chase Cannon discuss a recent circuit-level decision relating to employee termination and its interaction with a participant lawsuit based on ERISA Section 510 (which prohibits an employer’s interference with a plan participant’s right to benefits). Suzanne provides background on ERISA 510 and how it applies to employer’s group health plans.

Suzanne and Chase analyze a case where an employer terminated an employee shortly after their return to work following a leave of absence for a medical procedure. The two close by discussing how the court weighed certain factors when determining the employer violated the participant’s Section 510 rights.
 
 
IN THE NEWS
 
  6 Tips For Optimizing Your Brain and Boosting Your Career in 2024 »  
 
  Employers Open Up to Benefits That Support Menopausal Workers »  
 
  Confused About Health-Savings Accounts? ​​​​Here's What ​​​​to
Know »
 
 
  Companies Step Up Menopause, Bereavement Leave »  
 
  Microsoft and the NBA Are Offering Menopause Benefits to Keep Women in Workforce »  
 
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This information has been provided as an informational resource for NFP clients and business partners. It is intended to provide general guidance, and is not intended to address specific risk scenarios. Regarding insurance coverage questions, each specific policy must be reviewed in its entirety to determine the extent, if any, of coverage available for the impact of the Coronavirus. If you have questions, please reach out to your NFP contact.
 
 
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