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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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Everything You've Ever Wanted To Know About ESOP Plan

Vantage Circle

In other words, an ESOP plan is an employee benefit program , somewhat similar to a profit-sharing plan. The company shares the profit with the employees in a profit-sharing plan , but they do not own the stocks. In an ESOP plan, the employees own these stocks, which are sometimes turned into an individual retirement account.

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The Delicate Art of Choosing Part-Time vs. Full-Time Workers

Homebase

It’s an easy exercise with the potential for a huge payoff. It can make it clearer which employment laws apply to you (and can benefit you and your employees), help you build better teams, and be a more efficient, profitable operation overall. Do full-time employees get benefits?

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5 ways to get creative with employee benefits

HRExecutive

Employers set a budget and parameters for what they will reimburse, then simply evaluate employee claims and process reimbursement. Medical, retirement (benefits)—those will always be at the forefront, but there are small changes and tweaks that might be able to afford you interesting ways to attract and retain talent.”

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12 employee benefits and perks that your company should consider

Qualtrics HR

Countless research reports back this up, and as the employee experience continues to evolve, employees expect their employers to deliver individualized services and experiences. Today, things like PTO, healthcare, and retirement benefits have become table stakes. Fitness Benefits. Free lunches and snacks.

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Health savings accounts: Not your parents’ retirement plan

HR Morning

With the rise in health savings account (HSA) enrollment among younger employees and the decline in company matching rates of 401(k)s, HSAs have emerged as a retirement account option for new employees. Retirement is the farthest thing from your mind because, let’s face it, that’s a lifetime away. You’re young.

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7 essential retirement plan questions

Insperity

It’s no secret that current and prospective employees want their employer to offer a retirement plan. Whether your company is looking for a new retirement plan provider or reviewing your current retirement benefits, the first thing you need to understand is one size does not fit all. Final thoughts.