National HR in Hospitality Conference, the only human resources conference specifically for the hospitality industry, will help professionals create an effective strategy to meet the Affordable Care Act requirements while delivering cost-effective health plans to employees. Loews Corporation and Aon Hewitt executives will give an inside view on how organizations can creatively develop health, wellness and benefits programs at reasonable costs while upholding the requirements of the Act. At the March 11 – 13, 2013 event at Caesars Palace, Las Vegas, attendees will learn how innovative healthcare strategies can help their business achieve compliance, healthier employees, and better financial results.
The session, Lowering Healthcare Costs After the Affordable Healthcare Act, will be presented by Alan Momeyer, Loews Corporation’s vice president of Human Resources, and Lee Reichenbach, Aon Hewitt Health & Benefits Consulting’s senior vice president. They’ll discuss how their companies worked together to produce Loews’ creative benefit designs, wellness initiatives and other programs to drive healthy employee behaviors. Plus, attendees will hear how to facilitate the delivery of comprehensive benefits at a reasonable cost.
“The HR in Hospitality Conference features innovative speakers who are seeing successful results by creating new solutions and addressing healthcare reform strategically,” said JoAnne Kruse, HR in Hospitality Program Chair. “Every employer must comply with the Affordable Care Act. It’s truly worth the investment for all leaders to discover how advanced healthcare strategies can help achieve top results without eating away at their bottom line.”
The United States spends more money on healthcare than any other country, but those expenditures haven’t necessarily produced better outcomes. The Affordable Care Act will require employers to comply with new regulations while offering heathcare to its employees. By 2014 more than 15 provisions will be required, including mandates for both individuals and employers. The conference healthcare reform session is designed to help hospitality employers successfully provide quality and affordable healthcare.
In addition to Lowering Healthcare Costs After the Affordable Healthcare Act, the HR in Hospitality Conference will feature sessions examining: innovations in HR technology, new regulations and interpretations impacting how businesses hire, changes in sexual harassment case law, and much more. For details, please visit www.HRinHospitality.com <http://www.HRinHospitality.com> to view the full program or download the 2013 brochure.
Industry professionals are encouraged to register by Jan. 28 to save $350.00 off the standard rate. To register, please visit www.HRinHospitality.com/register <http://www.HRinHospitality.com/register> or call toll-free 1-800-727-1227. For sponsorship or exhibitor information, please contact Fred Kurst at fkurst@lrp.com or Nancy Sommar at nsommar@lrp.com. For media inquiries, please contact Rennette Fortune at 561-622-6520, ext. 8674 or email rfortune@lrp.com.
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National HR in Hospitality Conference & Expo, established in 2007, is recognized as the nation’s only conference for human resources, labor relations and employment law professionals at hotels, resorts, restaurants, airlines and all other sectors within the hospitality industry. HR in Hospitality is annually produced by Human Resource Executive® magazine and LRP Publications in partnership with Cornell University’s School of Hotel Administration, Center for Hospitality Research and ILR School. HR in Hospitality conference programs are consistently designed to address the unique challenges human resource management in the hospitality industry faces by providing targeted guidance, HR recertification and networking opportunities. For more information or to register, please visit www.HRinHospitality.com <http://www.HRinHospitality.com> or call 1-800-727-1227. Join the HR in Hospitality discussion on twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn.
