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6 recent payer office moves
Recent office moves or investments by payers highlight the growing transition to hybrid workstyles. From new C-suite hires meant to support that transition to new headquarters locations, these are six recent office moves made by payers over the last month: -
UnitedHealth Group seeking chief talent officer
UnitedHealth Group posted June 24 that it is looking for a chief talent officer to join the company at its Minnetonka, Minn. headquarters, either in-person or potentially remote. -
Half of BCBS Kansas employees now work remote or hybrid
About half of the 1,600 employees at Blue Cross Blue Shield of Kansas now work remote or hybrid, and the payer is expanding its presence in the Wichita market, the Wichita Business Journal reported June 29. -
How Humana is embracing hybrid work styles
Humana is developing new workplace models to support a more hybrid workforce, ArchDaily reported June 23. -
BCBS Association to lease 95K square feet for new Chicago headquarters
The Blue Cross Blue Shield Association is planning to lease a new space for its headquarters in downtown Chicago, The Chicago Tribune reported June 16. -
BCBS Association leases 64K square feet of DC office space
The Chicago-based Blue Cross Blue Shield Association has leased nearly 64,000 square feet of office space in Washington, D.C., according to the Commercial Observer. -
6 recent payer office moves
From new headquarters in Manhattan to a further embrace of remote work, these are six recent office moves made by payers: -
CareFirst BCBS leases 80K-square-foot building in suburban Baltimore
CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield has leased 80,000 square feet of office space in Columbia, Md., as part of the nonprofit payer's regional expansion strategy. -
Humana donating 130K-square-foot office building to U of Louisville
Humana is donating an eight-story office building in downtown Louisville, Ky., to the University of Louisville. -
Centene shedding 200K square feet of St. Louis office space
Centene is terminating its leases for nearly 200,000 square feet of office space in St. Louis or surrounding suburbs, according to the St. Louis Business Journal. -
10 providers seeking payer contracting talent
Ten providers — including the University of Maryland Medical Center, Penn Medicine and North Kansas City Hospital — recently posted job listings seeking leaders in payer contracting and relations. -
10 providers seeking payer contracting talent
Ten providers — including University of Chicago Medicine, Penn Medicine and Hartford Healthcare — recently posted job listings seeking leaders in payer contracting and relations. -
Bright Health lays off 150 workers, 5% of workforce
Bloomington, Minn.-based Bright Health Group is laying off 150 employees, totaling to 5 percent of its workforce, according to the Star Tribune. -
Employee sues Centene claiming overtime pay was withheld after payroll hack
A former Centene employee is suing the company claiming it failed to administer overtime pay following a cyberattack, according to the March 2 complaint. -
Humana slated to bring back in-person work after 2-year remote hiatus
Humana announced that it is returning to in-person work at its Louisville, Ky., headquarters after a string of pandemic-era pushbacks, according to CBS affiliate WLKY. -
Judge certifies class of UnitedHealth workers in retirement fund lawsuit
A Minnesota judge certified a class of UnitedHealth Group employees aiming to sue the payer over underperforming 401(k) plan funds that the company failed to address. -
BCBS of Arizona holds virtual event to fill 100 full-time positions
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona is holding an information session Jan. 25 as it looks to fill 100 full-time positions, according to a news release shared with Becker's. -
BCBS of Michigan dismisses employees who failed to meet vaccination deadline
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan and its subsidiaries terminated 250 of its more than 10,000 employees after they refused to get vaccinated against COVID-19 by the company's Jan. 4 deadline, a spokesperson told Becker's. -
Humana indefinitely delays in-person return to offices, instates booster requirement
Humana is indefinitely postponing a return to in-person work for employees around the country as the number of COVID-19 cases continues to rise, a spokesperson told Becker's. -
Lawsuit accuses Anthem of denying employees overtime
Two Anthem employees filed a lawsuit Jan. 3 alleging that the insurer refused to pay enrollment employees overtime compensation despite being required to work more than 40 hours during a week to meet quotas.
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