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The Woman Behind The Way You Save For Retirement

Guideline

One of the foremost researchers into retirement policy, she has a particular focus on household saving and investment behavior. Almost 20 years ago, she and Dennis Shea published a pioneering study that showed how using automatic enrollment in retirement plans dramatically improves participation among employees.

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The SECURE Act is Here—See What It Could Mean for Your Business

Guideline

With the last major piece of retirement legislation occurring in 2006 (the Pension Protection Act that enabled participant auto-enrollment into 401(k) plans), our retirement system was in desperate need of some updates. It remains to be seen whether this safe harbor will strengthen or weaken a participant’s retirement savings.

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Predicting Employee Turnover using R

Analytics in HR

The summary statistics reveal that there are about 7,000 employee IDs with records across years from 2006–15. We can see that from 2006 to 2015 this company had between 4445 and 5215 active employees, and between 105 and 253 terminations. The data also show that many of the terminations are retirements, especially in 2006–10.

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How HR Can Tackle Diversity Using the Rooney Rule

Visier

The results were impressive – minority head coaching hires in the NFL increased from 6% to 22% in 2006 – and as the White House strives to show, the implications of the rule can be far-reaching. As baby boomers head into retirement, companies will face a huge shortage of skilled workers to replace them.

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How the Newest Legislation Could Help You Save for Retirement

ForUsAll

legislature for several measures that could assist people to save for retirement more effectively. In 2019, the Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement Act, known as the Secure Act, passed with support from both major political parties. Catch ups are extra contributions made by retirement savers who are 50 or older.

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How the Newest Legislation Could Help You Save for Retirement

ForUsAll

legislature for several measures that could assist people to save for retirement more effectively. In 2019, the Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement Act, known as the Secure Act, passed with support from both major political parties. Catch ups are extra contributions made by retirement savers who are 50 or older.

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5 ways to get creative with employee benefits

HRExecutive

Tuition reimbursement accounts Kevin Robertson, HSA Bank Tuition reimbursement by employers peaked around 2006 but lagged for a number of years—and is now making a comeback. The 100% employer-funded account includes a reimbursement limit of $5,250. The post 5 ways to get creative with employee benefits appeared first on HR Executive.