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Benefits & Compensation
Considerations for Offering an EAP
This open enrollment season, to help employees navigate the significant increase in burnout and workplace stress related to the COVID-19 pandemic, employers should consider offering or revamping an existing employee assistance program (EAP) to help employees tend to their personal needs, leaving you with healthier, happier and more productive employees.
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Benefits & Compensation
In Face of “Turnover Tsunami”, Employers Must Alter Employee Benefits
Employers of all sizes are dealing with a labor shortage and difficulty hiring new employees.
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Benefits & Compensation
Employee Benefits Benchmarking: Where Do You Stand?
In early 2021, employers across the country were surveyed about various employee benefits and human resources topics, and roughly 150 organizations responded.
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Benefits & Compensation, Regulations & Compliance
The Impact of Biden’s Competition Executive Order on the Health Care Industry
The American economy is finally recovering after more than a year of stagnation due to the COVID-19 pandemic. President Joe Biden’s administration wants to continue this momentum and further stimulate the economy. To help in that effort, President Biden recently signed an executive order aimed at increasing competition among businesses.
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Benefits & Compensation
6 Employee Benefits to Attract and Retain Small Business Employees
Attracting and retaining employees is a constant struggle for organizations of any size, but it’s particularly so for businesses with small teams, especially when resources are scarce. That’s why it’s critical for small employers to tailor their employee benefits offerings in a way that attracts and retains the most employees.
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Benefits & Compensation, Payroll
Eight Types of Fringe Benefits
The idea of giving employees work-related benefits and discounts is very common throughout the United States. If specific requirements are met, employers may offer Code Sec. 132 “fringe benefits,” such as using the company’s tickets to sporting events or using a company vehicle on a tax-free basis.
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Benefits & Compensation, Culture
5 Mental Health Employee Benefits Trends for 2021
Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, Americans have reported increases in anxiety, depression and thoughts of suicide. The toll that the pandemic takes on mental health increases daily. Before the pandemic, 5% of employed workers reported poor or very poor mental health. Now, 18% of employed workers struggle with mental health issues.
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Benefits & Compensation
Benefits Education for Young Employees
Employee benefits aren’t always simple. In fact, for many young employees, they’re downright confusing. Look at basic health insurance term knowledge, for example.
