It is Time to Expand Your Reach – Effective plan and policy designs take a more holistic approach to employee support

Charting a different leave management path requires courage, data, and people who are willing to challenge the status quo.

Charting a different leave management path requires courage, data, and people who are willing to challenge the status quo.

Employers hold the key to designing benefit plan and policy designs that support employees and ensure compliance with an increasing number of local, state, and federal laws. And the need to open doors to new program possibilities that help support employee health and wellness as well as recruit and retain an increasingly diverse workforce is emphasized in this issue of DMEC @Work magazine. It is time to rethink approaches, test benefits that protect and support employee health, and reassess accommodation programs to ensure that practical realities align with organizational intent. This issue of @Work magazine focuses on the Americans with Disabilities Act and Return to Work. The magazine is a DMEC member benefit that helps unlock possibilities for employers of all industries and sizes.








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