Retail leaders know they should offer health benefits to attract and retain workers in a competitive market, but retailers often employ a mix of part-time and salaried employees that don’t match the one-size-fits-all traditional group health plans. And with the cost of group insurance rising every year, retailers are struggling to squeeze health benefits into budgets already under pressure from inflation.
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Our ICHRA and QSEHRA solutions offer customizable health benefits designed specifically for your retail business. We simplify the process, making it effortless to deliver excellent coverage tailored to your team's unique needs.
HRA contributions by employers are generally tax-deductible, reducing the overall tax burden for your business while allowing you to budget more predictably.
Our retail benefits software simplifies compliance and administration. The intuitive system manages paperwork and reporting, allowing you to spend more time focusing on your customers.
Retail employees are more likely to leave when health benefits aren't provided, leading to disruptions and increased costs from high turnover. By offering flexible health benefits tailored to individual needs, such as an HRA, retail owners can retain valuable employees, lower turnover rates, and maintain a stable, reliable team.
Many employers want to provide employee benefits but struggle to find a one-size-fits-all plan. An HRA for retail employees allows each person to select a health plan tailored to their unique needs and preferences. This flexibility enhances employee satisfaction and loyalty, positioning your retail business as a desirable workplace.
Offering HRA health benefits allows your retail business to provide flexible, personalized coverage for both full-time and seasonal employees. This approach boosts employee satisfaction, reduces turnover, and helps maintain a stable, productive workforce year-round.
Check out these case studies to see how a retail business tackled the challenges of health benefits with the help of HRAs.
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Our retail benefits software makes it easy to implement and manage HRAs.
With Take Command, you can offer competitive health benefits while staying in control of costs.
A retail business of any size can use ICHRA to:
A retail business with less than 50 full-time employees use QSEHRA to:
With our retail benefit software, you can design personalized benefits for your team and find expert support whenever you need it.
We take care of the entire onboarding process, making sure your employees are well-informed and comfortable with their new HRA.
Our platform makes tax-free reimbursements easy, offering straightforward reporting and easy-to-follow instructions.
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Many restaurants have multiple locations. So where does that leave your health benefits strategy? While it can be a nightmare, there are better options out there.
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