Increase employee satisfaction in their benefits interactions by learning how they want to engage with their insurance carriers in different contexts.

Yuliya Esipov; Mary Lesch, Ph.D.; Patrick T. Leary, MBA, LLIF; Ron Neyer, M.B.A., AIRC, CLU, ChFC; Kimberly A. Landry 5/27/2021
Increase employee satisfaction in their benefits interactions by learning how they want to engage with their insurance carriers in different contexts.
The extent to which employees favor digital options or a more human touch in their benefits interactions depends on charactersitics of the person (such as generation and experience) and the situation (Is there a sense of urgency? Are they seeking information or completing a transaction?). There are also instances in which contact preferences shift within an interaction, such as when a new question arises. Information in this series will help benefits carriers anticipate the mix of digital and human elements that employees want and expect in their benefits interactions.
When looking for information related to their workplace benefits, do employees prefer contacting carriers directly, or working through their employers?
Learn how to balance digital capabilities with the human touch desired by employees.
Making the process faster with standards. The LIMRA Data Exchange (LDEx) Standards are for insurance carriers and benefits administration technology companies looking to reduce errors, improve customer experience, and increase speed to market.
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