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MG 409 Exam 2 Ch.12

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management mentoring A relationship in which experienced managers aid individuals in the earlier stages of their careers
Gross-up To increase the net amount of what the employee receives to include the taxes owed on the amount
flexible benefits plan Program that allows employees to select the benefits they prefer from options established by the employer
adverse selection Situation in which only higher-risk employees select and use certain benefits
Open enrollment is a time when employees can change their participation level in various benefit plans and switch between benefit options.
Third-party administrators (TPAs) are vendors that provide enrollment, recordkeeping, and other administrative services to organizations.
Self-service is technology that allows employees to enroll in and change their benefit choices, track their benefit balances, and submit questions to HR staff members and external benefit providers.
Workers’ compensation Security benefits provided to workers who are injured on the job
three-legged stool A model showing the three sources of income to fund an employee’s retirement
vesting A benefit that cannot be taken away
portability A pension plan feature that allows employees to move their retirement benefits from one employer to another
retirement plan is a program established and funded by the employer and/or employees to fund employees’ retirement years.
defined benefit plan Retirement program in which employees are promised a pension amount based on age and years of service
defined contribution plan Retirement program in which the employer and/or employee makes an annual payment to an employee’s retirement account
401(k) plan Plan in which a percentage of an employee’s pay is withheld and invested in a tax-deferred account
Auto-enrollment Process by which employee contributions to a 401(k) plan are started automatically when an employee is eligible to join the plan
auto-escalation Automatic increases of 1 percent a year to a 401(k) plan
deductible Money paid by an insured individual before a health plan pays for medical expenses
health spending account A tax-favored savings plan to provide funds for paying medical expenses
consumer-driven health (CDH) plan Health plan that provides employer financial contributions to employees to help cover their health-related expenses
Copayments The portion of medical expenses paid by the insured individual for medical treatment
Managed care Approaches that monitor and reduce medical costs through restrictions and market system alternatives
qualifying event An event that causes a plan participant to lose group health benefits
stock purchase plan Plans where employees may buy shares in the company at a discount, or the company pays the brokerage fees
serious health condition An illness or injury that requires inpatient care or continuing treatment by a health care provider for medical problems that exist beyond three days
paid-time-off (PTO) plans Plans that combine all sick leave, vacation time, and holidays into a total number of hours or days that employees can take off with pay
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