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Employee Benefits: Traditional & Creative Trends

Affinity HR Group

The US Department of Labor notes that the percentage of private industry workers with access to flexible healthcare spending accounts increased from 36% in 2012 to 43% in 2021. These averages show the evolving standards in PTO offerings and can be a helpful benchmarking tool.

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How 4 winning companies use Bob to drive business success

HiBob

They established a comprehensive compensation framework using Bob’s benchmarking tool to analyze salaries and have created a job catalog by redefining each role within the organization and mapping it to specific job families and levels. Their retention rate is 91.1

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2016 Turnover Rates by Industry

Compensation Force

If you aren't already familiar with their Benchmark Pro and other survey products, please check them out! Links for historical Turnover Rates: 2008 , 2009 , 2010 , 2011 , 2012, 2013 , 2014 and 2015.

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Part I - Malaise in the Employee Rewards: What’s Going On?

Compensation Cafe

Sales compensation has always been a different beast: it has different buyers and economic cycles than employee rewards, and sales incentives constantly evolve to meet new business needs. I think the prime culprit is practitioner obsession with benchmarking as the key to rewards design. It asks how we can look like everyone else.

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Employee Engagement in Healthcare: 5 Facts You Need to Know

Bonfyre

A 2012 study from Towers Watson found that 44% of U.S. Its study observes that because employee engagement in healthcare trends higher than global norms, any goals or benchmarks set to raise these scores must reflect this data. Employee engagement in healthcare is higher than global norms. hospital employees are highly engaged.

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Gens Y and Z mark the end of the alphabet

Kazoo

When we think someone’s got a really great work ethic it’s because we’re benchmarking against a traditionalist definition of what a work ethic is. Compensation counts for GenZ. AND the beginning of something lots of us don’t fully understand. Most organizations today are heavily steeped in a traditionalist value system.

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Gens Y and Z mark the end of the alphabet

Kazoo

When we think someone’s got a really great work ethic it’s because we’re benchmarking against a traditionalist definition of what a work ethic is. Compensation counts for GenZ. AND the beginning of something lots of us don’t fully understand. Most organizations today are heavily steeped in a traditionalist value system.