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7 recent payer office, workforce moves
From new headquarters to committing to permanent remote work, these are seven recent payer workforce stories reported by Becker's since Aug. 31: -
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas City relocates headquarters
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas City will move its headquarters to a new 260,000-square-foot space in Kansas City, Mo. -
4 payers among top 100 companies for hybrid jobs
Four payers are among the nation's best places for hybrid jobs, according to FlexJobs. -
BCBS Tennessee moves to permanent remote work
BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee is committing to permanent remote work and won't require the majority of its 6,300 employees to come to the office, the Chattanooga Times Free Press reported Sept. 9. -
A 54-acre Optum-occupied campus in Minnesota is up for lease
A 54-acre campus in Minnesota partially occupied by UnitedHealth Group's Optum has been listed for lease, the Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal reported Sept. 8. -
4 payers named among best healthcare workplaces, per Fortune
Four payers are among the nation's best places to work in healthcare, according to a ranking published Sept. 7 by Fortune and Great Place to Work. -
Fidelis commits to hybrid, remote work with plan to downsize office space
Fidelis Care is committing to remote and hybrid employee workstyles and will exit some leases for office space in the Buffalo and Niagara Falls region of New York, The Buffalo News reported Sept. 6. -
Payers are ditching office space nationwide
As the workforce across the country continues to adjust to more flexible workstyles, health insurers have hired C-suite talent and opened new office spaces that support hybrid workstyles. -
MetroPlus Health opens New York City headquarters
MetroPlus Health has opened its new headquarters in New York City's Harlem neighborhood. -
7 recent payer office, workforce moves
From the cancellations of new headquarters to significant office space reductions, payers nationwide are moving toward permanent remote and hybrid work. These are seven recent workforce and office moves reported by Becker's since July 1: -
Centene cancels plan for $1B East Coast headquarters in Charlotte
Centene is no longer moving forward with its plan to build a 2.4 million-square-foot East Coast campus in North Carolina because of the shift to hybrid and remote work, The Charlotte Observer reported Aug. 18. -
4 payers named among best internship programs in the U.S.
Four payers are among the list of companies with the 100 best internship programs in the nation according to WayUp, an employee recruiting platform. -
UnitedHealth Group, Allina Health criticized for digital employee monitoring practices
Digital employee productivity monitoring is gaining in popularity across every industry, including at UnitedHealth Group and Allina Health. But the practice is coming under fire because of how monitoring can be directly tied to compensation and job security, The New York Times reported Aug. 14. -
Employers offering abortion travel benefits expected to double, survey finds
The number of U.S. employers that offer employee travel benefits for abortion is expected to double in the next few years, according to a new survey from advisory firm WTW. -
GoHealth announces layoffs
Online insurance marketplace GoHealth CEO Vijay Kotte said the company is "significantly reducing" the size of its agent workforce and support teams in an Aug. 9 letter to employees. -
Maryland county invites Centene, Humana to move headquarters from abortion-restrictive states
Montgomery County, Md., officials have invited companies based in states with restrictive abortion laws to relocate their headquarters to the Washington, D.C., area, WTTG reported Aug. 4. -
Centene terminates work on $775M campus expansion
Centene is no longer moving forward with the remainder of a $775 million expansion of its corporate campus in Clayton, Mo., according to the St. Louis Business Journal. -
BCBS Tennessee launches educational institute to address need for IT workers
BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee has launched its BlueSky Tennessee Institute, a college degree and training program aimed at fostering new IT talent for the company, according to the Chattanooga Times Free Press. -
Cigna's Evernorth moves into New Jersey campus with hybrid focus
Employees at Cigna subsidiary Evernorth moved into a new campus July 19 in Morris Plains, N.J. that aims to support hybrid work styles, according to ROI-NJ. -
Amid competitive US labor market, employers are ramping up health benefits, survey finds
As employers plan for 2023, attracting and retaining talent is top of mind amid a competitive U.S. labor market. That's led to over two-thirds of companies planning to enhance employee health and benefit offerings next year, according to survey results from Mercer published July 6.
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