Approximately 50% of all American workers are dissatisfied with their job. A recent survey revealed that only 29% of employees gave their employer benefits program a positive rating. Modern technology and Social Media (especially LinkedIn) make it easier for employees to shop around for greener pastures.

Employee turnover is expensive. When an employee resigns, it typically costs 150%-250% of that employee’s annual pay and benefits to recruit and train the new employee. An average new hire is 75% effective during the first 20 weeks of employment but is paid 100% salary during this time.
In order to keep the grass green and the bottom line black, employers must be PROACTIVE. The employer must strive to create and maintain a positive workplace environment. Greener grass will help retain valuable employees, attract the best and the brightest new employees and lower overall expenses.
Insight Insurance Services presents: The "Grass is Greener" Benefit Program.
This program includes two separate benefit plans:
1. Dental Plan (Second most requested employee benefit)
Dental plans as low as $10/mo. per employee

-Choose any dentist.
-2 year rate guarantee.
-No employer contribution necessary.
-We only require 2 employees to participate.
-Orthodontics coverage for adults & children
-High Annual Maximums $5,000 a year per person.
-Stellar Claims paying service.
-No waiting periods on benefits.
-Lifetime Deductibles

2. Vision Plan (Third most requested employee benefit)
-Group Vision Insurance down to 2 employees.
-Extremely affordable premiums and can be offered at no cost to employer.
-Premiums as low as $5 per employee per month.
-Employees receive up to $130 for frames, single, bifocal, trifocal lenses covered in full if in network.
-Lots of vision providers.
-Contacts reimbursed up to $130.
-20-30% in network savings.
-High perceived low cost benefit for employees
If you would be interested in exploring these benefit packages for your company, please contact Dave Toeben at dave@look2insight.com or submit your information here.
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