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3 Reasons to Boost Your Employee Benefits Offerings in 2020

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And in many cases, it’s benefits offerings that seal the deal. For 41 percent of small business employees, benefits are crucial when accepting a new job, second to salary. And for 75 percent, a good benefits package would make them take one job over another,” says a recent employee health benefits survey by QuickBooks Payroll.

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Top Strategies to Reduce Employee Turnover in 2024

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Health and Wellness Programs: Offer wellness initiatives such as fitness memberships, mental health resources, and wellness challenges to support employees’ physical and mental well-being.

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3 powerful ways to improve your employee retention rate

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Making sure your employees are thoroughly engaged should be a key step in your employee retention strategy. Here are 3 practical ways to start: Offer a generous and unique benefit package. Competitive wages will always be an important factor in retaining high-quality employees.

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3 Employee Engagement and Recognition Predictions for 2017

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What they want and what they look for — things like being recognized and making an immediate impact — have created a strong demand for employee engagement and recognition platforms that many leading companies are now adopting. Benefits packages are still important, but in 2017, they will become secondary to positive employee culture.

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How to Improve Employee Satisfaction with Workplace Bonding?

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Implement Employee Recognition Programs Recognizing and appreciating employees’ efforts is essential for building a positive work environment and strengthening employee satisfaction.

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Turning New Hires into Engaged Employees – 3 Quick Tips for Success

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Providing a competitive compensation and benefits package is important, but in today’s market, retention also requires making new hires feel engaged, aligned and connected from Day 1. Do you think of employee recognition as something only for employees who have been with the company for some time?

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6 steps to designing a great employee benefits program

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Depending on the type of benefits your organization offers, it may be worthwhile to cast them in the framework of total compensation. For example, say a team member with an annual salary of $50,000 has a benefits package worth around $15,000. Their total compensation would then be valued at $65,000.