Three-quarters of companies offer private medical services to employees
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A recent study shows that 75% of companies in Romania offer private medical services to their employees. According to the data presented, this percentage is even higher among the largest employers. The results were discussed in the context of the benefits companies offer their staff.
Experts in the field of employee benefits, including Ewelina Jaworska-Bień, Group Practice Leader for Health & Benefit at GrECo, draw attention to the importance of people's health for a company's activity. In the opinion of the experts cited, employees' state of health is directly linked to productivity and business stability. For this reason, many firms consider private medical insurance to be part of their human resources strategy.
The study suggests that interest in private medical services remains high among large companies as well. For employees, these benefits can mean faster access to consultations and medical investigations. However, the source article does not provide complete details on all aspects of the study, so the results should be viewed in the context of the data presented.
Sources: Ziarul Financiar
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