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"It is
impossible for ideas to compete in the marketplace if no forum for
��their presentation is provided or available."��������
��Thomas Mann, 1896
San Jose, California
Tuesday, January 28th, 2003� - 11:45am to 1:30pm
�This will be a Round Table Luncheon Meeting.
Employee Benefits: Where to from here?
Sponsor: Benefits Planning Inc.
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The Doubletree Hotel
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Jose, California
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Is it only two years ago
that we were offering signing bonuses, stock options, top hat retirement
plans, highly promoted 401(k)�s, enriched healthcare benefits and whatever else we could
think up, just to be able to recruit good people from what seemed to be an ever shrinking labor
pool, in a marketplace where growth was the only word being shouted down from
on high?
Today it is a completely
new Century it seems, where the emphasis is all about ROI, productivity and operating a lean
organization, keeping the excellent and shedding the excesses we somehow took
on during the 1990�s. Yet again Benefits are all the rage in the corporate
hierarchy and the government�s focus, as profits and reduced revenues seem
to be
the headlines that matter. Oregon is considering mandating a quasi
national health service and California is going ahead creating laws demanding that
employers pay people not to work; and health care premiums look like they
will skyrocket in coming months; signups for 401(k)�s are not meeting the
numbers that are needed, and what do stock options matter when the stock market is
reeling?
It seems to us that now
would be a good time to bring together CFO's, HR Directors and Benefits Managers to
share their insights and consider what the future might hold for those of us
embroiled within the benefits field.� We invite you to join us for lunch at the Saint Francis
Hotel on December 5th, 2002 in a gathering of your peers to review the options
available to us as we go forward.
There is of course no cost and no obligation
whatsoever placed upon
our
guests by attending and even their valet parking will be paid.
A Reservation is Required FOR
YOUR SECURITY ONLY YOUR ORGANIZATION NAME WILL APPEAR ON YOUR
CONFIRMATION
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