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Benestream Announces Partnership with Walton to Bring New Cost-Savings Program to Businesses

Partnership combines Walton’s Work Opportunity Tax Credit platform with BeneStream’s Medicaid Migration™ product.

New York, NY, June 1, 2016 – BeneStream today announced a partnership with Walton, a leading provider of tax credit and incentive consulting services. This relationship will enable the seamless incorporation of BeneStream’s signature product, Medicaid Migration™ into Walton’s award-winning Work Opportunity Tax Credit (WOTC) screening technology platform.

BeneStream is a health technology company that reduces costs for businesses by connecting qualified employees to government benefits including Medicaid for the Workplace and CHIP. Walton identifies, secures, and administers Federal and State tax credit and incentive (TCI) opportunities for business ranging from Fortune 500 corporations to promising new ventures.

“Our goal is to help our clients maximize the myriad of tax credit, and discretionary and statutory incentive opportunities afforded by the federal, state, and local governments to encourage their growth and success,” said Phil Ownbey, Walton. “We are committed to working with best-in-class industry leaders and BeneStream’s Medicaid Migration™ is the type of innovative product that Walton is proud to bring to our clients and integrate with our products.”

Businesses should think of WOTC and Medicaid as complementary benefits since they impact similar groups of employees. Walton is a driving force within the WOTC industry, and we are excited to combine our efforts to benefit businesses everywhere. Our product reduces costs for our clients while lowering turnover and providing quality benefits to employees,” said Ben Geyerhahn, CEO of BeneStream.

Medicaid Migration™ saves employees the cost of insuring qualified employees by helping them access affordable, quality health coverage. An employee in a household of four earning up to $33,500 may qualify for Medicaid. WOTC targets individuals in a similar population. Eligible individuals may include welfare and food stamp recipients as well as veterans who are re-entering the work force. By integrating Medicaid screening questions into its WOTC platform, Walton can easily screen and identify candidates who qualify for WOTC as well as for potential health insurance through Medicaid.

Walton’s WOTC screening solutions save employers up to $9,600 per eligible employee, and average Medicaid Migration™ savings can range from $4,000 to $10,000 per employee annually.

About BeneStream — The Medical Migration™ Company

BeneStream provides businesses with innovative, cost-saving products and services by connecting their qualified employees to government benefits. The company’s exclusive product, “Medicaid Migration™, delivers proven savings to employers by moving qualified employees onto free government-sponsored health insurance.

About Walton

Walton delivers the most advanced tax credits screening solution to employers across all industries. Unlike other providers, Walton has successfully maintained a sole focus on tax credits and incentives for over 35 years, delivering unparalleled tax savings using state-0f-the-art integrated technology. Walton’s WOTC technology platform was recently named as one of the Top 10 emerging technologies by the American Staffing Association.

 

 

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iCIMS Releases First Quarter 2015 U.S. Hiring Trends

iCIMS, a global leader of Applicant Tracking Systems and recruiting software, has recently released a report on job creation and demand trends for industries, geographies, and company sizes within the United States. Some key findings of the report include:

  • The West has the highest demand for talent (e.g., open positions) in the healthcare industry.
  • The technology and construction industries have the largest gap between talent entering the hiring pipeline and the number of positions that need to be filled.
  • The West has the largest demand for talent with the lowest ratio of applicants entering the hiring pipeline to the number of open positions.

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Partner UI News: Michigan Taxable Wage Base for 2015 Updated

Barnett Associates, a key strategic Walton partner and expert in Unemployment Cost Control provides update regarding Michigan taxable wage base for 2015.

Beginning with the third quarter of 2015, the Taxable Wage Base (TWB) — the maximum annual wage on which an employer must pay unemployment taxes — will be lowered from the current rate of $9,500 to $9,000. This means that non-delinquent contributing employers will pay less in unemployment taxes for the upcoming quarters. Continue reading “Partner UI News: Michigan Taxable Wage Base for 2015 Updated”

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