HR support. Answers for your HR team.

Your HR team handles questions that sit beside benefits: leave, policies, documents and employee issues. Ethos Benefits gives your team access to an HR hotline for expert answers, help creating and updating handbooks, document review and training, so benefits and HR questions get answered in the same place.

What you get.

Benefits questions rarely arrive alone. An employee's leave, a policy change or a termination usually has a benefits side, and HR needs answers on both.

  1. HR hotlineExpert answers on HR and employment questions for your HR team.
  2. HandbooksHelp creating and updating your employee handbook.
  3. Document reviewPolicies and HR documents reviewed, with customizable templates.
  4. TrainingTraining resources for your HR team and managers.

Benefits and HR together.

Leave of absence, terminations, new hires and policy changes all touch benefits: eligibility, COBRA, coverage continuation and communication. With HR support and benefits support in one place, your team gets one answer instead of two.

Part of your Fiduciary Framework™.

Every Ethos service reports to your benefits committee. The work is reviewed at your quarterly committee meeting, each decision is recorded with the reasoning behind it, and the record lives in your Ethos Fiduciary OS. That is what lets your committee show the plan was run prudently.

See the Fiduciary Framework™ · How fiduciary governance works

Questions employers ask about this.

Is the HR hotline legal advice?

No. The HR hotline gives expert guidance on HR and employment questions. Questions that need a legal opinion go to your counsel.

Who can use it?

Your HR team and the people responsible for HR decisions at your company.

How does it connect to benefits?

Leave, terminations, eligibility and policy changes often affect benefits. Ethos sees both sides, so nothing falls between them.

See what your plan is really costing you.

A Strategic Analysis starts with your plan documents and your broker agreement, then shows you what your plan costs, where the risk sits, and what a committee would decide with the full picture.