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Marsh: Health benefits costs to see biggest jump in 24 years

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Organizations are projected to face increased pressure on health benefits costs, with Marsh forecasting an 8.2% rise in costs per employee by 2027, the highest since 2003. Without measures to curb these expenses, the increase will be more significant.

Organizations already feeling the pressure to contain health benefits costs are in for more bad news, according to projections from Marsh. The firm predicts costs per employee will climb 8.2% in 2027, the highest rate since 2003.

If organizations don’t take steps to rein in costs, the jump will be

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