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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCommittee of the Whole - 01 Apr 2019 - Agenda - PdfCITY OF RENTON AGENDA Committee of the Whole Meeting 6:00 PM - Monday, April 1, 2019 Conferencing Center, 7th Floor, City Hall — 1055 S. Grady Way 1. Annual Risk Management Update a) 2. Annual Benefits Update a) Presentation 3. Emerging Issues 2018 RISK MANAGEMENT 502 Insurance Fund Review �. 502 Fund The 502 Fund is an Internal Service Fund that pays the city's premiums, claims costs within the deductible or self -insured retention, and related administration expenses for the following insurance coverage: ❑ Liability- General, Automobile, Public Officials, Employment Practices, Employee Benefits, Airport, Cyber, Underground Storage Tank Pollution, Stop -Gap, and Law Enforcement. ❑ Property — Buildings, Inland Marine (Equipment), and Public Art. ❑ Flood and Earthquake. n ❑ Automobile Physical Damage (not auto replacement). m ❑ Workers' Compensation. o ❑ Boiler and Machinery. n ❑ Employee Fidelity/Crime Bonds. m ❑ Unemployment Claims. 502 Insurance Fund History Total Expenditures 2014 = $3,079,769 2015 = $316721618 2016 = $4,285,494* 2017 = $217611531 2018 = $3,041,360 *Includes 1-1/2 years of property insurance premiums and numerous workers' compensation claim settlements from previous years. WORKERS ' COMPENSATION Definition: Statutory coverage of employees plus the optional coverage of volunteers for occupational injuries and illnesses as directed by the Washington Department of Labor & Industries. Workers' Compensation Insurance • City is self -insured. • Excess insurance begins at $500,000 per claim. • Excess insurance premium is based upon an actuarial analysis of the past 10-years claim history. • 100% employer paid —Employees do not contribute toward benefits. n • The City utilizes a Third Party Administrator to 0 process and manage its workers' compensation n claims. Our third party administrator services remain � with Eberle Vivian, Inc. Workers' Compensation Costs and Claims* Valued as of 2/28/19 2014: $961,366 2015: $2,1094,1851 2016: $594,725 2017: $172,1940 2018: $306,537 96 claims 103 claims 71 claims 35 claims 56 claims * Incurred costs - Total of all claim -related expenses, payments, and reserves. Based upon date of injury. Workers' Compensation Claim Numbers by Department 50 45 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 o� d �`-3 1�� cat Q� L`-J P� � 2014 g 2015 02016 %- 2017 02018 Unemployment Claims Comparison City -Wide 2014 — 2018 $100,000 $90,000 $80,000 $70,000 $60,000 $50,000 $40,000 $30,000 $20,000 $10,000 $0 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 PROPERTY Definition: Property insurance provides internal financial protection to city -owned property from perils such as fire, theft, vandalism, flood, earthquake, and weather damage. Property covered includes the insurable portions of buildings, contents, public artwork, and mobile equipment. n P 2018 Insured Property Value City -Wide as of 7/1/I8 Structures: Building Contents: Automobiles: $279,623,325 $18,547,170 Inland Marine (Equipment): Public Art: $9,024,367 $1,1500,400 $260,078 • Total Insured Property: $308,955,340 m z v n m 3 Property Coverage Cost* City -Wide 2014 - 2018 Insurance Losses Premium = Total Cost 2014: $121,476 + $298,720 = $420,196 2015: $93,492 + $327,783 = $421,275 2016: $185,581 + $500,451 = $686,032 2017: $255,668 + $317,826 = $573,494 2018: $216,455 + $359,925 = $576,380 n * Property coverage includes Buildings, Contents, Mobile Equipment, and m Public Art. Z - Property deductible was $25,000 per claim in 2010-13 and increased to n $50,000 per claim in 2014. $100,000 deductible authorized in 2015 but not m yet used due to favorable pricing. - 2016 premium is for 1-1/2 years coverage. P LIABILITY Definition: Helps protect the city's financial statement from the financial risks imposed by lawsuits and claims of negligence. Current insurance coverage includes a $250,000 per claim self -insured retention. n P Numbers of Liability Claims (City -Wide 2014-2018)* 2014: 67 2015: 66 2016: 50 2017: 77 2018: 57 Tota 1: 317 n m * Based upon date of incident. Claims can be made o within 3-years of the date of the incident. n m 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 Numbers of Liability Claims by Service Q� etch e� Q�5 2018 O'0 5 5 � e J c�, �. Incurred Annual General Liability Costs Based Upon Date of Incident (City -Wide, valued as of 1/31/19) Claim Costs + Insurance = Total Expected (reserved plus paid) Premium Cost 2014: $456,629 + $484,447 = $941,076 (WCIA) 2015: $550,180 + $477,240 = $1,0271420 (WCIA) 2016: $86,177 + $272,039 = $358,216 (self -insured) 2017: $409,181 + $271,081 = $680,262 (self -insured) 2018: $58,658 + $276,916 = $335,574 (self -insured) Recovery of Propert Losses • Recovery of costs incurred to repair damage to city - owned vehicles and property from responsible third parties and insurance: 2014: $ 68,638 2015: $104,045 2016: $190,761 2017: $186,898 2018: $282,391 CURRENT STATUS • Renton's liability program became self -insured on 1/1/16, following Council approval. • Approximate savings of over $200,,000 per year. Total savings since leaving WCIA on 1/1/16 is over $800,,000. • liability third party administrator is used only when needed. Risk Management settles 60% of liability claims, in house. • Increased involvement by City Attorney's office on liability claims with litigation potential. • Workers' compensation self-insurance program has seen a significant reduction in costs since the RRFA formation. • New Risk Manager TOP RISK CONCERNS • Joint and Several Liability • Police Liability • Aging subsurface infrastructure • Public Records Violations 18 t • QUESTIONS?. �. Employee Benefits Retirement Savings Plan & Health Plans April 1, 2019 Deferred Compensation 457(b) Retirement Savings Plan April 1, 2019 In addition to the pension plans offered by the State Department of Retirement Systems, the City offers a Deferred Compensation Plan for supplemental savings toward retirement. • Last year, the plan was finalized as a multi -employer plan with the RFA, providing cost savings for both employers. • Governance and committee structure were updated. • A new Investment Advisor was selected. Updated Investment Policy Changes to some of the investment options to higher performing funds, and the elimination of revenue sharing Negotiation of lower record -keeping fees Comprehensive participant communication plan Administrative updates n • Roth rollover amendment m z v • Small balance inactive accounts n • Required Minimum Distribution m N $90.3 Million As s ets 4.6% Year -over -Year Contributions $75312JI54 ■ Emplo r 44.5% $3,254,760 ■ Employee 43.4% $3,173,787 Matching 0.0% $0 Rollovers 1 i.1% $884,217 Distributions2 55605,41 l 11098 Participants with Balances Participant Counts and Average Balances j Active 729 66% $83,939 Terminated 381 26% $911,316 Ober 88 8% $38,913 Engagement (as of1213112018) ■ In-service 3.6% $201,771 � ■ Total Phone Calls (Transactional) 69 Terminated 91.9% $5,151,787 Advice 109 Other 4.5% $251,859 Increased contributions 224 Rebalanced ao 0.60% 0.50% 0.40% 0.30% 0.20% 0.10% 0.00% Renton Average Total Cost: Total Cost 0.46 % 0.49 % 1b Admin & Recordkeeping ■ Investment Expense • We benchmark fees against the National Association of Government Defined Contribution Administrators (NAGDCA) • Our record keeping fee will further decrease by 0.03% in 2020, when the ICMA-RC transition fee incurred in 2013 is fully amortized. • We are leveraging new resources available through our record keeper, TIAA at no additional cost • Participant data is used to determinate most appropriate messaging for individuals, and delivered through multiple channels • Messaging includes topics on knowing how much to save and selecting risk appropriate investments Employee engagement Targeted education The right knowledge for the right people at the right time I _ TIAA Sophisticated targeting 0 0 Data -driven content Proprietary segmentation formula for more 99 Use of individual data as a powerful precise targeting motivator 6�b Seamless multichannel Timely messaging delivery +* What they need, when they need it Personalized messaging across channels n m z 0 n m N For institutional investor use only. Not for use with or distribution to the public. City Of Renton & RRFA 03/12/19 8 Employee engagement 999 9 Data -driven content Use of individual data as a powerful motivator Personalization Behavior -based targeting TIAA A Personalized information Account status Name, age, life segment Web registration, eDelivery and beneficiaries I rrrportafit rrr1108to"a [����-1 FM •a+y�4 are coming ups Too much in equities Asset allocation 01 4ir�rwr' '4• CP: waft For institutional investor use only. Not for use with or distribution to the public. Not saving enough Retirement income projection TMorrIclan 4eTI lot about your future Ift hw. nn.d mo.�lr im.nu ra ..mr ram,. N �IlrwtiM' X 0S Income replacement ratio Z �n� o 0 n y 9� IV City Of Renton & RRFA 03/12/19 9 Employee engagement (D seamless, multichannel delivery Personalized messaging across channels ' At work In person Online (email, web, social) 0000 At home By mail By phone On the go For institutional investor use only. Not for use with or distribution to the public. 0 w, TIAA X Plan sponsor experience 0 w, TIAA Customizing a plan based on your segmentation profile # of participants Average total assets' Benchmark population2 l rT _JF: Dollar Stretcher Life Builder 99 202 $16,536 $32,323 19% 22% Accumulator 320 $124,346 36% F Transitioner 130 $184, 987 15% Established 14 $131,210 I 7% I % of total population 13% 26% 42% 17% 2% Segment as a % of total population Total participant assets by segment 2% $45,000,000 $39,790,765 $40,000,000 13% 17% $35,000,000 $30,000,000 $25,000,000 $24,048,309 $20,000,000 $15,000,000 42% $10,000,000 $6,529,250 $5,000,000 $1,637,094 $1,836,933 All data as of 9/30/2018. $0 11 Emmmm 1. Average total assets is inclusive of all participant assets held with TIAA. e) Dollar Stretcher d) Life Builder c) Accumulator b) Transitioner a) Established 2. Benchmark population numbers are derived from Institutions within the Institutional Sector "Other NFP" and Assets Between $25M and $100M. For institutional investor use only. Not for use with or distribution to the public. City Of Renton & RRFA 1 03/12/19 1 11 Heall Apr Kibble &Prentice USI Insurance (USI) is the new Broker/Advisor • Role of a Broker Liaison between employer and carriers Supports compliance, including legal and actuarial Advice on plan design using data analytics and best practices • Why change After a long-term relationship, the previous broker changed their business model, and no longer met the City's needs • Where we are in the process RFP process January — mid -March 2019 Contract begins March 25 Kick off meeting with committee April 25 • Plan Design Changes for 2019 • Hearing aids from $500 to $4.,000 every 4 years • Vision hardware from $550 to $650 every 2 years • Massage therapy from 10 to 25 • Added HMA's Care Navigator $1.50 PEPM • Premiums for 2019 • There was a 6% across the board increase for medical, dental, and vision for all coverage levels c m z v n m N Vendor fees for 2019 • HMA 3% increase in administration • Kaiser 29% decrease in fully insured premiums • Stop Loss • The incumbent proposed 36% increase • Bid resulted in 2% decrease • First Choice, Standard, BAC all had no change � in fees Z v n There were significant service issues with m Envision, our pharmacy benefit manager N • January 2018 —Envision I s errors in plan set up created service problems for some of our employees • January 2019 - Envision terminated their contract with Costco prescription mail order, and started their own mail order service • The rollout of Envision's mail order was a complete fail, impacting many employees and retirees • We worked to mitigate immediate issues for employees. • We are now working with the new Broker for a longer term solution. 1,800 1,600 1,400 1,200 1,000 800 600 400 200 Total cost — Per Employee Per Month +12.5% -2.0% +6.3 % -5.4% +8.0% +8.5% +3.4% +8.3 % +0.5% 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 Med/ Vision RX Dental Excess / Admin ■ City Prog 2018 h Target Reserves for 2019 Expected Claims $10,662,441 Target Reserve Percentage 30.0% Target Reserves Amount $3,1981732 Actual Reserves 1/1/2018 Reserve Balance $4,193,442 Plus: Premiums Paid $10,400,205 Less: Expenses - $11,088,791 Plus: Stop Loss Reimbursement $301,256 12/31/2018 Reserves $ 3,806,112 n G� Change in Reserves (387,330) Z v n Actual Reserve Percent m Reserves/Expected Claims 35.7% Excess Reserve Amount $607,380 '" What questions do you have?