The phrase "benefits provider" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a company or individual that provides benefits (such as insurance or retirement savings plans) to employees. For example: "We are looking to partner with a reliable benefits provider to give our employees the best coverage possible."
Employee benefits provider WageWorks, which had already pushed back its offering last week, is now putting its I.P.O.
The employee benefits provider WageWorks, which had already pushed back its offering last week, is now delaying its I.P.O.
Gerard Bridi, president of WiredCommute, a corporate benefits provider in Wellesley Hills, Mass., said those cities also had many commuters who use the parking tax break.
Later he expressed concern about "any fee that contradicts a physician's contract agreement with an insurance company or other health benefits provider".
Regulators have given their blessing for Express Scripts to buy Medco Health Solutions, the final hurdle in a $29 billion deal creating the nation's largest pharmacy benefits provider.
WageWorks, an employee benefits provider, pushed its offering, originally scheduled for Friday, to next week and dropped its target price range by as much as 43 percent.
Actuaries have a track record of systematically underestimating gains in life expectancy, and more old people means a bigger bill for benefits providers.
Costs were prohibitive, since most benefits providers priced packages for companies with hundreds or thousands of employees.
Competition from fintech firms has in turn pushed incumbent financial services and benefits providers to broaden their offerings beyond financial education.
By lumping several corporate customers together and using brokers to sell the benefits, providers have figured out how to turn a profit.
In the long-run it hopes to be the go-to solution for financial and legal end-of-life planning for investment advisors, life insurance and employee benefits providers.
