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Health & Welfare Services Brochure (.pdf file)
FlexCash Concept Brochure (Diagram) (.pdf file)
Retirement Services Brochure (.pdf file)
Initial Enrollment Form (.pdf file)
Online Benefits Enrollment Registration
Confirmation Form (.pdf file)
Newsletter (combined archive of current year) (.pdf file)
Newsletter (Current) (.pdf file)
VERY interesting case study by Ziff Davis on combining Smart Cards + Smart Health Care
Allowable Flex Plan Status Changes
Benefit Statement (1 page Version) (.pdf file)
Benefit Statement (8 page Version) (.pdf file)
Benefit Statements: general information
Information request Form you can FAX to us
IRS Model COBRA Election Notice in WORD format
Investment Policy Statement (IPS) Example
DOL Employee Benefit Statistics USDL03-489 (.pdf file)
Commonly used Benefit Terms & Acronyms
Social Security Fact Sheet & Plan Limitations
Assorted News Articles:
Benefits managers learn to deliver bad news (.pdf file)
Flexible Spending Account Wall Street Journal article (.pdf file)
Employee view: Salary vs. Benefits (Wall Street Journal) (.pdf file)
1. Who “really” invented the internet? (Hint: it is NOT Al Gore) (.pdf file)
2. Who invented e-mail? Courtesy of Darwin Magazine, A CIO sister publication - produced by CXO Media Inc., an IDG co. (.pdf file)
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