u/Emma-Lee_Morin

Group Benefits Insurance Workplace Employer-Employee

Today people are talking about workplace group benefits insurance and about the employer employee share split contribution and how to pay the employer back the excess deductions fair 1/2 via payroll deductions (ex. 50/50 cost sharing employer employee - where the employer pays the total premium at the outset start)

and what is happening is that the payroll service provider / payroll company wrongly thinks that they themselves are "part of the group benefits package plan" when it comes to group benefits insurance just because they are "processing payroll" and because they think this, the payroll service provider company decides to keep the excess paid premium that is supposed to be returned from the employee to the employer (ie. loan repayment, change back from tendered) and they keep the deduction rather than reimbursing the employer and the payroll company asks "aren't we the payroll company and doesn't this mean we are automatically part of the team-build-group because we do the payroll tally?" and now it is time for income statementing and balance sheeting.

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u/Emma-Lee_Morin — 4 days ago

Major and Minor Trays

What people are asking today on the web is: "isn't it always OK to just add a tray fee to a bill? and they are asking also "isn't it OK to think maybe a tray could have been used and then add it to a bill afterwards that tray fee?" and I said "no absolutely not." This was my answer: I said "no you can't just do that. no you can't just add on a tray fee and I said again: no that's not right."

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u/Emma-Lee_Morin — 4 days ago