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Eight Key Trends In Staff Benefits Programs In 2025

Empuls

Statistical study on staff benefits program: ->  A survey indicated that 95% of employees consider health care benefits as the most important aspect of their compensation package, followed by retirement plans at 71% and paid leave at 50%1. What are the three most important benefits an employer can give an employee?

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New COVID relief package extends payroll provisions

Business Management Daily

The key payroll provisions include: An extension of the paid sick/ family leave provisions and your tax credit for providing leave. An expanded employee retention credit. Relief for employers that deferred the deposit of employees’ Social Security taxes. Some changes to the employee retention credit.

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The American Rescue Plan Act of 2021’s impact on payroll

Business Management Daily

The core payroll -related provisions include: An extension, expansion, and reordering of the paid sick/family payroll tax credits. An extension, expansion, and reordering of the employee retention credit. A temporary expansion of the tax-free amount employees can contribute to dependent care assistance programs.

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How Employee Perks Can Help Companies in the US

Vantage Circle

They are actively working towards achieving gender parity in global leadership by 2025. This perk enhances recruitment efforts, contributes to employee retention, and aligns with the evolving dynamics of the modern workplace. This policy extends support with 12 weeks of paid family care leave for parents of newborns in the NICU.

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AMERICAN RESCUE PLAN ACT CONTAINS MANY EMPLOYEE BENEFITS RELATED PROVISIONS

Benefits Notes

Under the ARPA, the 10% interest rate corridor is reduced to 5% for plan years beginning in 2020 through 2025, the 5% per year expansion will be delayed to the 2026 plan year (and, accordingly, the 30% corridor is reached in the 2030 plan year), and a permanent 5% interest floor is established for the twenty-five year averages.