Category Archive For "Group Insurance"
How insurance companies in China can leverage wearable tech
It’s not just smartphones that are proliferating the world over. Wearable tech, types of devices worn by consumers to track health and fitness information, are also experiencing a mass increase in user adoption. In fact, more than half (52 percent) of Chinese consumers own a smart wristband, and 42 percent own a smartwatch. As more …
Company health insurance gaps: what doesn’t my employee benefits plan cover for my staff?
Offering your employees health insurance is a common standard. Employer’s know that attracting the best talent requires competitive compensation and benefits packages that set them apart from their peers. Employee benefits and corporate health insurance plans are easy enough to find, but ensuring they’re viewed as valuable by current and potential staff can be a …
6 questions to ask about your current employee health insurance plan
When it comes to employee benefits, perks like free office massages might do a lot for employee morale, but nothing beats a robust employee health insurance plan for keeping staff happy. In fact, a 2016 Glassdoor study found that the majority of employees and job candidates want health insurance benefits over pay rises. But, when …
Top-up insurance: What is it, what does it cover, and why might I need it?
As one of the most coveted employee benefit perks, a growing number of companies in China are offering group health insurance to stay competitive in retaining and attracting top talent. In fact, around 65 percent of employees in China have some form of employer-provided health insurance coverage. That said, common coverage deficiencies in corporate health …
China to make pollution insurance mandatory for eight polluting industries
On 9 June, 2017, China unveiled a draft regulation for public feedback, which requires polluting industries to have pollution insurance (or in full: environmental pollution liability insurance). According to the draft guideline, jointly released by the Ministry of Environmental Protection (MEP) and the China Insurance Regulatory Commission (CIRC), companies in eight sectors – including: Oil …