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Looking Ahead: Benefit Trends for 2019

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As employees make benefit selections, HR departments are already looking ahead to next year’s benefit offerings in order to retain their best employees through 2020 and beyond. Employees in all industries want to feel cared for and comprehensive benefits communicate that support.

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Podcast: Ogi takes a flexible approach to benefits in order to attract top talent

Employee Benefits

Employee Benefits · Employee Benefits/Ogi podcast Listen: For Ogi, the Welsh broadband and internet service provider, a comprehensive benefits suite is a key tool in its talent attraction strategy. Career history Lisa Hand, people experience director, joined Ogi in 2020.

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How Much Money Are the Most Recent College Graduates Making?

Abel HR

Indeed, a report from the National Association of Colleges and Employers finds that the average starting pay for graduates of the Class of 2020 was $55,260, up 2.5 percent from the year prior and a whopping 8.5 percent more than the amount pocketed by the Class of 2018.

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An in-Depth analysis of the Best HR software solutions and how to pick one

Business Management Daily

That’s down 2 points from 2022 (33%) and 5 points down from 2020 (36%). Currently, in the US, there’s an ongoing employee engagement crisis. At the beginning of 2023, only 31% of employees reported that they felt actively engaged at work.