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Our Thoughts
We pride ourselves on staying ahead of industry news and trends, and on extracting clear and meaningful guidance from complicated topics.

Paid Family and Medical Leave (PFML) in 2023: What You Need to Know
Paid Family and Medical Leave continues to be a confusing point for employers, compounded by new legislation being proposed at […]

Why Long COVID Needs Short-Term Attention (Webinar)
It is estimated that ~44 million Americans are experiencing long COVID symptoms. During a recent Spring webinar, our SVP, Teri […]

Maryland Department of Legislative Services: Family and Medical Leave Insurance Program Study
Spring has been selected to help the Maryland Department of Labor (MDL) more effectively implement and administer the Family and […]

DMEC: Going Undercover: Why Leave Management Professionals Should Consider Secret Plan Shopping
Our Senior Vice President, Teri Weber published an article explaining how employers can better gauge the efficiency of their leave […]

5 Considerations for Your Employee Benefit Strategy
Coming out of our COVID haze, it can be difficult to remember a time when employers could be truly strategic […]

Is FTO the New PTO?
Whether or not we have seen the worst of The Great Resignation, savvy employers are not new to adjusting their […]

The 123s of this Year’s DMEC Annual Conference
After a short hiatus, The Disability Management Employer Coalition (DMEC) was able to host their 2022 Annual Conference in-person for […]

Risk & Insurance: DMEC at 30: How This Female-Led Organization Changed the Disability Management Landscape
This year marks the 30th anniversary of the formation of the Disability Management Employer Coalition. Check out this background on […]

Piecing Together the Puzzle of Paid Family and Medical Leave
I had the pleasure of speaking at The New England HR Association (NEHRA)’s Annual Legal Summit a couple weeks ago. […]