Employee Health and Wellness
Mental health benefits for employees are important to provide as a business owner. Learn about your options today and how AEIS can help
Employee benefits trends are worth paying attention to. Learn more by reading about them today!
Group health insurance plans are are one of the best ways to attract higher quality applicants and so much more. Read on to learn the benefits!
Mental health benefits for employees must be a priority because the entirety of an employee’s health is important to the health of their organization. Read more!
By Morgan Carpenter March 2021 Introduction After a year of isolation, grief, and adversity, mental health has been at the forefront of national conversations. How do you take care of yourself, your family, and your colleagues during an unprecedented global pandemic? As people cope with new or amplified feelings of anxiety and depression, employers may […]
February 2021 By George Paulsen, CPA, Hood & Strong LLP Throughout California and across the country, many of us are working almost exclusively from home during the COVID-19 pandemic. We must all be careful of the definition of home – young employees could have moved back home with their parents, while others might have chosen […]
By George Paulsen, Hood & Strong LLP December 2020 IRS Code Section 139, written for 9/11 victims in 2001, may help small businesses assist employees with unforeseen costs due to COVID-19 and other recent disasters. A business can write a disaster relief program to give employees nontaxable help. The program must describe the type of […]
November 2020 By Morgan Carpenter As millions of people transitioned to working from home, the needs of employees, as well as the obstacles they face, drastically shifted. Many employers now find themselves navigating being a manager with limited, if any, face-to-face interactions with their team members. How do you effectively supervise your team during a […]
According to the National Center on Caregiving, a family caregiver (or informal caregiver) is “an unpaid individual (for example, a spouse, partner, family member, friend, or neighbor) involved in assisting others with activities of daily living and/or medical tasks.” In the US, 85% of caregivers care for a relative or loved one with 42% […]
