Archived Insight | November 5, 2020

HR, Employee Benefits and the 2020 Election

This November 5, 2020 webinar featured insights from Segal compliance experts and guest presenter Jim Klein, President of the American Benefits Council.

The webinar addressed what this election could mean for vital employee benefit and HR issues, including the future of the ACA, and other healthcare topics, plus evolving retirement and financial security programs.

We also shared the results of an election night survey that asked voters question about key employee benefit preferences aimed at helping plan sponsors further understand the most valued programs.

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