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Employee Benefits: Traditional & Creative Trends

Affinity HR Group

Several trends in traditional and non-traditional benefits are poised to transform the HR and benefits landscapes. GENERAL TRENDS Rapid technological advancements and shifting employee expectations have added another layer to recruiting and retaining top talent. Let us help you successfully navigate everything 2024 has in store.

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3 Reasons to Boost Your Employee Benefits Offerings in 2020

Achievers

“I don’t really care about my employee benefits,” said no employee ever. When it comes to employee benefits, if your business can offer it, employees want it. That’s the case for any employee benefit, from time off to healthcare to flexible work arrangements to workers’ comp insurance.

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Rethinking Your Benefits Program To Foster Peak Performance

15Five

Work can be more than a job; work can be a life changing experience that gives people tools, resources, and perspectives that they take with them the rest of their lives and that benefit them in every other domain that they walk. So when we design our employee benefits programs we’re starting with these questions: .

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How Employee Benefits Can Boost Recruiting, Retention, and Reputation

Netchex HR Blog

When you can’t always offer a higher salary than your competitors, a big difference maker can be found in your employee benefits. Big-ticket benefits like health insurance are obvious favorites, but less expensive perks like flexible work and earned wage access also attract job seekers.

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How to Leverage Data to Better Your Employees Health Benefits Selection

Speaker: Darrell Moon, CEO, Orriant

Incorporating dashboards in this space allows companies to watch for trends in employee benefits and leverage that data to lower costs, retain employees, and attract new talent. Join Darrell Moon, CEO of Orriant, to learn if your benefits selection is meeting your employees' needs.

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How priorities for employee benefits are shifting in 2025

HRExecutive

employers are shuffling their employee benefits priorities for next year, according to a new survey, moving away from new mental health initiatives and instead prioritizing efforts to control rising healthcare costs. 1 focus for new benefits initiatives at organizations with at least 500 employees.

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Employers’ wellness programs don’t work well for most employees

HR Brew

That’s down from 49% in May of 2020. At most, 15% of employees strongly believed their employer supported any one element. For example, she said it would make sense to remind an employee about financial wellness benefits when they get a raise.

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