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5th Circuit Court of Appeals Extends Stay of OSHA ETS
Final Forms for 2021 ACA Reporting Released: IMPORTANT DATES
3 Workplace Perks Part-time Workers Want Right Now
How to Conduct effective 1-on-1 Benefits Meetings With Your Employees

5th Circuit Court of Appeals Extends Stay of OSHA ETS​

On Nov. 12, 2021, the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals (the Court) extended the preliminary stay it ordered for the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) vaccine and testing emergency temporary standard (ETS) on Nov. 6, 2021. The judicial stay will remain in effect until the ETS’ legality is ultimately decided in the judicial system.

The Court granted the petitioners’ original request for a stay because it found cause to believe there are grave statutory and constitutional issues with the ETS. Both OSHA and parties challenging the ETS in court submitted responses to this legal challenge on Nov. 8, 2021, and Nov. 9, 2021, respectively.


Extending the Stay
After initial review, the Court found that the petitioners’ challenges merit a stay until the validity of OSHA’s ETS is determined. The Court found:

  • A strong showing the petitioners are likely to succeed on the merits of their petition;
  • Petitioners would be irreparably injured if a stay pending review is not granted;
  • There is no substantial injury to OSHA by issuing the stay; and
  • Issuing the stay is in the best interest of the public.

Additional Legal Challenges
Challenges to the OSHA ETS have also been filed in other federal court of appeals circuits. All challenges to the ETS are due by Nov. 16, 2021, in all circuit courts. On Nov. 16, 2021, all lawsuits filed challenging the ETS were consolidated for review in the 6th Circuit Court of Appeals.

Impact on Employers
As a result of this stay, OSHA has suspended implementation and enforcement of the ETS pending future developments in the litigation. This situation is fluid and additional action by the courts is expected. Employers may wish to become familiar with the ETS requirements and should monitor related legal developments in the event future compliance is required.


Forsite Benefits recommends learning more about the Motion Connected Simple and Secure Covid-19 Test and Tracking Solution >>

Final Forms for 2021 ACA Reporting Released​

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) released final 2021 forms for reporting under Internal Revenue Code (Code) Sections 6055 and 6056.

  • 2021 Forms 1094-B and 1095-B are the forms that will be used by providers of minimum essential coverage (MEC), including self-insured plan sponsors that are not applicable large employers (ALEs), to report under Section 6055.
  • 2021 Forms 1094-C and 1095-C are the forms that will be used by ALEs to report under Section 6056 and for combined Section 6055 and 6056 reporting by ALEs who sponsor self-insured plans.
No substantive changes were made to the forms for 2021 reporting. These forms are substantively identical to the final 2020 versions.

Final instructions have not been released yet. However, draft instructions (for Forms 1094-B and 1095-B as well as for Forms 1094-C and 1095-C) are available, which include updated penalty maximums for 2021. Keep in mind that certain other changes may be made once the instructions are finalized.

Important Dates
 Employers should note the upcoming deadlines for Affordable Care Act (ACA) reporting:

  • Individual statements for 2021 must be furnished by Jan. 31, 2022.
  • Paper IRS returns for 2021 must be filed by Feb. 28, 2022.
  • Electronic IRS returns for 2021 must be filed by March 31, 2022.

Action Steps
Employers should become familiar with these forms for reporting for the 2021 calendar year. Note that additional information may become available regarding these forms once final instructions are released.

3 Workplace Perks Part-time Workers Want Right Now​

In some cases, part-time employees don’t qualify for benefits packages. In others, they are only offered limited perks. Employers can consider offering benefits that speak directly to the unique needs of part-time workers. Here are three to think about:

1. Scheduling Power
Scheduling autonomy is a huge perk for part-time employees. These workers might not work full time for a variety of reasons, scheduling conflicts chief among them. Allowing part-time employees to choose when they work can be a huge attraction and retention tool.

2. Early Wage Access
This is when an employee receives money they earned a few days ahead of their normal pay date. This early access can lead to greater overall employee productivity and well-being, as it saves employees from seeking high-interest loans that can lead to further debt. Moreover, since the employees have already earned the money they’re gaining access to, there is little risk to employers.

3. Streamlined Communication Solutions
Employers can consider streamlining communication using a consistent technology platform, such as a company webpage or app. On such a platform, employers could post scheduling information and communicate directly with employees in one spot rather than using individuals’ personal emails.


One such platform is Forsite Benefits EXP >>


Summary
Part-time workers can be just as important to businesses as full-time employees. Offering workplace perks that speak to part-time employees’ unique needs can be critical for productivity, well-being and retention.

How to Conduct Effective 1-on-1 Benefits Meetings With Your Employees​​

Employee benefits programs are a big part of attracting and retaining top talent. You’ve likely worked hard to develop a competitive benefits package, but you may be undermining your hard work by not communicating effectively. 


Limitations of Group Benefits Meetings

  • Not every employee attends
  • Those who do may not participate fully
  • Employees may be uncomfortable asking personal questions in a crowd
  • The needs of each employee and his or her family are unique, and may not be addressed in a general presentation


Successfully education employees about benefits comes down to effective communication.

LEARN SOME TIPS FOR HOLDING 1-on-1 BENEFITS MEETINGS IN THIS VIDEO >>    


Keep Employees Educated, Engaged, & Healthy with Forsite EXP >>

Forsite EXP is the ultimate employee experience platform. This customizable app helps employers reach employees on their smartphone with important company updates and healthcare education, and provides benefits support as they navigate unique healthcare needs.


   LEARN MORE ABOUT FORSITE EXP >>                             

The content herein is provided for general information purposes only, and does not constitute legal, tax, or other advice or opinions on any matters. This information has been taken from sources which we believe to be reliable, but there is no guarantee as to its accuracy.

Copyright © 2020 HR 360, Inc. All rights reserved.

]]>Fri, 03 Dec 2021 09:29:05 -0600<![CDATA[Forsite Move Challenge 2021 Results]]>https://www.forsitebenefits.com/blogs/post/forsite-move-challenge-2021-results

The 5th annual Forsite Move Challenge concluded at midnight on Thursday, September 30th. The following three teams out-stepped the competition:

  • In 3rd place, Team Optima Machinery averaged 14,823 steps a day
  • In 2nd place, Team Zepnick Solutions achieved a 16,735 team daily step average
  • In 1st place, Team WBAY-TV completed the challenge with a 17,576 team daily step average

The Forsite Move Challenge is a competitive company step challenge that takes place the entire month of September. This year, 48 organizations throughout Wisconsin took part in the event and raised $10,650 for this year’s beneficiary, CP. Since it’s inception in 2017, the Move Challenge has raised over $65,000 for charity.  

A large sum of the Move Challenge funds raised are made up of registration fees. However, $1,050 were donated in the names of the following teams that averaged at least 10,000 steps a day: WBAY-TV, Zepnick Solutions, Optima Machinery, Fox Valley Metal-Tech, Sartori Cheese, Lake Effect HR & Law, YMCA of the Fox Cities, Melotte Distributing, City of Green Bay- Park Shop, Somerville, City of Green Bay – Dept. of Public Works, Prospera Credit Union, Dean Distributing, WPS Health Insurance, City of Green Bay – Water Utility/Transit, Koerber Tissue North America, Valley Packaging Industries, Greatland Corporation, DeLeers Construction, M2 Logistics, and Fairchild Equipment.        

Move Challenge Participant Statistics

This year’s Forsite Move Challenge welcomed 999 participants. 82% of these participants stepped above the national average of 5,900 steps a day. An impressive 91% of participant survey responders reported a positive impact to their overall health and exercise routine habits as a result of this challenge. 

 

Here are some testimonials from participants: 

 

“I already have a daily exercise routine in place but found this (challenge) pushed me on the days I was feeling lazy! Made me want to walk and play golf instead of ride in the cart.” 

 

“I realized that getting up and moving is a mindset not a chore” 

 

“I have developed new friendships.” 

 

“The amount of people participating is awesome!” 

Keep up with the latest news and events from Forsite Benefits by following us on Facebook and LinkedIn.  


Are you looking for a wellness program or interested in learning more about what a wellness program entails? We recommend checking out Motion Connected’s Employee Experience and Wellbeing Platform >> 

]]>Mon, 08 Nov 2021 11:35:18 -0600<![CDATA[November 2021: Stay Informed of the Latest HR News]]>https://www.forsitebenefits.com/blogs/post/november-2021-stay-informed-of-the-latest-hr-news
What the Biden Vaccine Mandate Means for Employers
Impact of HIPPA Privacy Rule on COVID-19 Vaccine Inquiries
Complex Health Benefits Can Hinder Employee Success
Prevent Sexual Harassment in the Workplace

What the Biden Vaccine Mandate Means for Employers​

Recently, the White House directed the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) to draft an emergency temporary standard (ETS) for private employers. Soon, employers with 100 or more employees (likely measured companywide, not by location) will need to adapt their vaccine policies and enforce one of the following:

  • Require employees to get vaccinated against COVID-19
  • Require unvaccinated employees to produce evidence of a negative COVID-19 test each week
The rule will also reportedly require large employers to provide their workers with paid time off to get vaccinated and recover from any vaccination-related side effects (e.g., chills).

What Employers Can Do Now

Here are some actions employers can consider to prepare for the mandate:

  • Determine whether weekly negative testing will be allowed as an alternative to COVID-19 vaccination.
  • Consider how to handle accommodation requests for those seeking vaccination exemptions.
  • Plan out systems to adequately and confidentially track employee vaccination statuses, such as Motion Connected’s Vaccine Verifier >>
  • Plan for potential staffing shortages or scheduling changes to afford employees time to get vaccinated.
This list is non-exhaustive, as certain considerations will be unique to individual employers. Employers should stay tuned for specific details to be announced by OSHA shortly.

Impact of the HIPPA Privacy Rule on COVID-19 Vaccine Inquiries​

On Sept. 30, 2021, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) issued frequently asked questions (FAQs) on the application of the Health Insurance Privacy and Accountability Act (HIPAA) Privacy Rule on COVID-19 vaccination and the workplace.


Overview of the FAQ Guidance
The FAQs provide that the HIPAA Privacy Rule does not prohibit any person (an individual or an entity, such as a business)—including HIPAA-covered entities and business associates—from asking whether an individual has received a COVID-19 vaccine. Rather, the Privacy Rule regulates how and when a covered entity or its business associate may use or disclose protected health information (PHI), including information about an individual’s vaccination status.


In addition, the Privacy Rule does NOT:

  • Prevent any individual from disclosing whether he or she has been vaccinated against COVID-19 or any other disease. 
  • Apply to individuals’ disclosures about their own health information.
  • Prohibit an employer from requiring an employee to disclose whether they have received a COVID-19 vaccine to the employer, clients or other parties.
  • Apply to employment records. 
  • Regulate what information can be requested from employees as part of the terms and conditions of employment. However, documentation or other confirmation of vaccination must be kept confidential and stored separately from the employee’s personnel files under Title I of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).

    In addition, other federal or state laws do address terms and conditions of employment. Similarly, other state or federal laws address whether individuals are required to disclose whether they have received a vaccine under certain circumstances.

Complex Health Benefits Can Hinder Employee Success​

Health care is rarely straightforward for the average consumer. Many individuals need help making sense of their options both during open enrollment and when receiving health services. In fact, 8 out of 10 people said they faced challenges when receiving care, according to a recent study from Quantum Health.

According to the study, the vast majority of consumers have reported facing hurdles in the past two years when receiving care. These challenges include issues understanding coverage levels, locating providers and navigating the insurance claims process. Issues like these were compounded for individuals with chronic conditions—90% of whom said they faced additional challenges, such as making sense of diagnoses or test results.


Employers spend a lot of time tailoring their health benefits to ensure they meet the needs of their employees. But, if only half of those employees can effectively use such benefits—let alone understand them—then employers may need to refocus their efforts. One of the best ways to help reduce employee confusion and maximize benefits value is through education.

Reach out to discuss a benefits communication plan and secure health literacy resources for your employees.

Keep Employees Educated, Engaged, & Healthy with Forsite EXP >>

Forsite EXP is the ultimate employee experience platform. This customizable app helps employers reach employees on their smartphone with important company updates and healthcare education, and provides benefits support as they navigate unique healthcare needs.


   LEARN MORE ABOUT FORSITE EXP >>                             

Preventing Sexual Harassment in the Workplace​

Despite decades of attention in the media and courts, sexual harassment remains a significant and costly problem in today's business environment. Learn how to prevent sexual harassment in your workplace by watching this video >>

The content herein is provided for general information purposes only, and does not constitute legal, tax, or other advice or opinions on any matters. This information has been taken from sources which we believe to be reliable, but there is no guarantee as to its accuracy.

Copyright © 2020 HR 360, Inc. All rights reserved.

]]>Mon, 01 Nov 2021 11:57:05 -0500<![CDATA[October 21: Stay Informed of the Latest HR News]]>https://www.forsitebenefits.com/blogs/post/october-21-stay-informed-of-the-latest-hr-news
OSHA to Mandate Vaccine and Testing Temporary Standard for COVID-19
IRS Issues Employer Guidance for Reporting 2021 FFCRA Leave
Proposed Rule Would Expand Electronic Filing, Including ACA Reporting
Tune Up Your Communication Strategy For 2021

OSHA to Mandate Vaccine and Testing Temporary Standard for COVID-19​​

On Sept. 9, 2021, President Biden announced that the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is developing an emergency temporary standard (ETS). The new ETS will require private-sector employers with 100 or more employees to ensure their workforce is fully vaccinated or test negative for COVID-19 every week before coming to work.

This announcement follows the vaccination, masking and social distancing requirements issued by the president in July for the public sector—federal employees and on-site contractors.

There currently is no time frame as to when the new ETS will be released. The government estimates that the ETS will impact over 80 million private-sector workers.


Current OSHA ETS
OSHA currently has a COVID-19 ETS for the health care and health care support workers. This ETS covers hospitals, nursing homes and assisted living facilities; emergency responders; home health care workers; and employees in ambulatory care settings where suspected or confirmed COVID-19 patients are treated.

OSHA has also issued guidance to help employers and workers not covered by the health care ETS. This guidance is to help employers protect workers who are unvaccinated, otherwise at-risk, or fully vaccinated but in areas of substantial or high community transmission.

Next Steps
Employers should continue to protect at-risk, unvaccinated and fully vaccinated workers. Employers should also monitor OSHA communication channels to become familiar with the expected private sector ETS once it is published.

IRS Issues Employer Guidance for Reporting 2021 FFCRA Leave​​

IRS Notice 2021-53, issued Sept. 7, 2021, provides guidance for employers on how to report sick and family leave wages for employee leave taken in 2021 under the Families First Coronavirus Relief Act (FFCRA), as amended by the COVID-related Tax Relief Act of 2020 and the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021. In July 2020, the IRS issued Notice 2020-54 about reporting for FFCRA leave taken in 2020.

Reporting Requirement
Employers are required to report qualified 2021 FFCRA leave wages to employees on either a 2021 Form W-2, Box 14, or in a separate statement provided with the Form W-2. The requirement applies only to employers who claim tax credits for the leave wages under the relevant legislation.


According to the notice, there are separate reporting requirements for leave provided from Jan. 1, 2021, to March 31, 2021, and for leave provided from April 1, 2021, to Sept. 30, 2021. The notice gives additional specific reporting instructions for leave wages that must be entered on Box 1, 3 or 5 of Form W-2. The guidance also includes model language employers may provide as part of the Form W-2, Box 14 “Instructions for Employee,” or in a separate statement.

Paid Sick and Family Leave Under FFCRA
The FFCRA, passed in March 2020, required employers with fewer than 500 employees to provide paid sick and family leave for specific COVID-19-related reasons and included employer tax credits to cover leave costs. The leave requirement expired in December 2020. However, the Tax Relief Act of 2020 and the American Rescue Plan Act extended the tax credits for employers who chose to continue to provide FFCRA leave, first through March 31, 2021, and then through Sept. 30, 2021.

Requirement Applies to Employers that Offer Prescription Drug Coverage
Employers who sponsor group health plans that offer prescription drug coverage to Medicare-eligible individuals must provide a Medicare part D Creditable or Non-Creditable Coverage Notice to those individuals before October 15.

These notices inform Medicare-eligible individuals whether the plan's prescription drug coverage is expected to pay, on average, as much as the standard Medicare prescription drug coverage (meaning it is "creditable").
For more information on this notice requirement, including links to downloadable model notices, click here >>

Proposed Rule Would Expand Electronic Filing​​​​

On July 23, 2021, the IRS published a proposed rule that would expand the requirement to file certain information returns electronically, including those under the Affordable Care Act’s (ACA) reporting requirements in Internal Revenue Code Section 6055 and Section 6056.

  • For Form 1094 series, Forms 1095-B and 1095-C, Form 1099 series and Form 5498 series, electronic filing would be required for entities that file 100 or more returns for due dates in 2022, and 10 or more returns after that. The proposal would also require aggregation of most information returns when calculating these thresholds.
  • Entities that file at least 10 returns of any type would be required to electronically file Form 5330 for tax years ending on or after the date final rules are published, and Form 8955-SSA for plan years beginning on or after Jan. 1, 2022.
  • For entities required to file Form 5500, the proposed rule would require entities that file at least 10 returns of any type to file Form 5500 electronically for plan years beginning after Dec. 31, 2021.

This proposal would effectively eliminate paper filings for most employers. However, the proposed rule has not been finalized and is not effective at this time.

Tune Up Your Communication Strategy For 2022​​

Effective managers must be strong communicators to inspire and lead their teams. Unfortunately, the demands of the day-to-day workplace ensure communication gets put on the back burner which can be detrimental to employee engagement, company culture, and the retention of your workforce. 


Consider this: You are always communicating with your employees through the organization’s work environment, corporate culture, and the relationship built with employees.

Employees should be;

1.      Consistently engaged in company culture

2.      Provided resources to perform their job efficiently but also take care of themselves

3.      Communicated with on a regular basis using an effective, convenient platform.


Get a Communication Tune Up! >>

The 5th Annual Forsite Move Challenge

The 5th annual Forsite Move Challenge was completed on September 30th and the results are in! 

  • 1st place: Team WBAY | 17,576 daily step average 
  • 2nd place: Team Zepnick Solutions | 16,735 daily step average 
  • 3rd place: Team Optima Machinery 14,823 daily step average 

48 Wisconsin teams stepped with us for CP, raising $10,650. $1,050 of those dollars were earned by the 21 teams that achieved above 10,000 daily steps. We continue to be humbled and grateful for our community, and the ability to come together and give back.

Keep Employees Connected, Engaged, & Healthy with Forsite EXP >>

Forsite EXP is the ultimate employee experience platform. This customizable app helps employers reach employees on their smartphone with important company updates and healthcare education, and provides benefits support as they navigate unique healthcare needs.


   LEARN MORE ABOUT FORSITE EXP >>                             

The content herein is provided for general information purposes only, and does not constitute legal, tax, or other advice or opinions on any matters. This information has been taken from sources which we believe to be reliable, but there is no guarantee as to its accuracy.

Copyright © 2020 HR 360, Inc. All rights reserved.

]]>Tue, 05 Oct 2021 16:37:50 -0500<![CDATA[Top 5 Employee Experiences to Bring to Your Next Leadership Meeting]]>https://www.forsitebenefits.com/blogs/post/top-5-employee-experiences-to-bring-to-your-next-leadership-meeting

We all know the value of providing a great experience to your customers. But what about your employees?


Sometimes, optimizing the employee experience gets swept to the side. But leaving these experiences unchecked can hurt your company in more ways than one. From lack of engagement, to distrust and retention issues, it can be hard for your company to succeed with these mediocre experiences stacked again you.


Let's go over 5 employee experiences that are typically executed poorly, and how to rethink them.


Employee onboarding

workplace wellness

communication of employee benefits

secondary employee benefits

& team building

1. ​Employee Onboarding​

Many companies continue to struggle to onboard efficiently. New hires often complain that paperwork is haphazardly handed out, clear expectations aren’t set, and business goals aren’t discussed.


If so, employees are left feeling confused and ready to leave. In fact, 20% of turnover comes in the first 45 days of employment, while reputable studies show around 69% of employees are more likely to stay with a company for three years if they experienced great onboarding.


If you can check the box on the following 3 items, you can make a real difference in retention:

  • Communicate expectations clearly
  • Frequently ask individuals for feedback
  • Provide an encouraging mentor

2. Workplace Wellness​

Investing in employee health and wellbeing by the way of a workplace wellness program helps your employees reach their full potential and maintain optimal physical and mental health. It is best practice to communicate and offer initiatives that;

  • Encourage a healthy diet
  • Motivate physical activity
  • Promote smarter healthcare navigation and spending


According to experts, having a wellness program helped reduce average medical costs by 40%, or 1.7 million dollars annually. In addition, companies engaged in a wellness programs average a 2% turnover rate compared to 17% for companies not participating in a wellness program.


If your place of work already participates in a wellness program, ensure employees know about it, understand how to participate, and are engaged in more than completing a biometric. Ask yourself, what experience is your wellness program creating for your workforce? Does it encourage healthier eating, daily movement, and education surrounding healthcare? 


By focusing on easy, daily health improvements and encouraging healthy actions year-round, you can make a difference in your employees lives and your companies bottom-line.

Are you looking for a wellness program or interested in learning more about what a wellness program entails? We recommend checking out Motion Connected’s Employee Experience and Wellbeing Platform >> 

3. Communication of Employee Benefits​

Oftentimes, employees review their copious and generous employer-sponsored benefits once a year -- at open enrollment. 

It would be very unfortunate and costly for employees not to understand and properly use the health benefits they are provided.


Did you know that employees who say their benefits were explained clearly and in a way that was easy to understand are 99% more likely to feel valued and appreciated? These employees are also 100% more likely to trust their leadership and 78% more likely to be happy with their job. 


With employee benefits typically being the second largest expense to an employer and largely beneficial to company moral and retention when communicated properly, perhaps the communication of said benefits should be revisited. Consider how you deliver this detailed information to your employees, how often, and with what support. What kind of experience is this creating for your workforce?

  • Ensure each benefit is explained
  • Remind your employees of their benefits multiple times a year
  • Encourage employees to contact HR with questions
  • Provide educational resources on smart healthcare consumption
  • Leverage technology to deliver your benefits information in a revolutionary and engaging way! Learn more >>

Additionally, raise the question whether your company has an open or active communication channel to the spouses of employees. Spouses and dependents are just as contributing a member to your company plan’s annual claims as your employees are. Just as well, employee spouses and dependents would greatly benefit from the same benefits communication and education as your employees. How can you create a positive spousal communication experience? Read more >>


4. Secondary Employee Benefits​

Non-traditional or secondary benefits are often underutilized. The reward of having such benefits only emerges when employees know about them and utilize them. According to one study, more than half of employees (55%) wish they were more informed about their benefits so they could get more value from them.


Do your employees know about the secondary benefits you offer such as gym memberships, tuition reimbursement, or cellphone coverage? If you are investing in secondary benefits, invest the necessary time to frequently communicate to your employees about them. By showing the true cost-saving / caring value provided, you will tie your employees tighter to your organization and highlight your company as the awesome place of employment it is.

5. Team Building​

Focusing on team building is another important experience for companies and their employees. Do you frequently encourage informal get togethers, friendly competitions, or company outings? Do you have a plan in place to ensure these ideas don’t happen infrequently or haphazardly without much communication? Prioritizing proper and effective team building has proven to help employees feel appreciated and connect to one another as well as your company culture.

There you have it! These are the top 5 employee experiences you should bring to your next leadership meeting for review. Do any of these resonate with you as areas your organization could improve upon? An easy place to start is with a simple survey to gauge where your employees rate these typical workplace experiences. Using said survey data, start addressing the issues today.

 

This content originated from Motion Connected https://www.motionconnected.com/blogs/post/are-these-6-employee-experiences-hurting-your-company

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Are you looking to take employee healthcare education to the next level? A proper method of communication is key to effective benefit offerings. Choose an uncluttered, engaging medium where you can relay important information to your employees. Whether email or a company intranet, know that choosing a communication method is the most important step you will take in helping your employees and organization thrive.


We communicate with our team using Forsite EXP >>

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