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3 Reasons to Boost Your Employee Benefits Offerings in 2020

Achievers

Naturally, most businesses can’t afford the king suite of benefits—unlimited PTO, free insurance, etc. Given the choice between working somewhere with great benefits and somewhere with the bare minimum, anyone would choose the business with more PTO. Get started by accessing best practices from Achievers’ e-book.

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Furlough vs. layoff: What’s the difference, and what do employers need to know?

Insperity

To maintain compliance with the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) , exempt workers must be paid their full salary for any week in which they perform work. And if exempt employees only work a partial week due to a government shutdown, you likely still need to pay them a full week’s salary. PTO payout. Are you in search of a PEO?

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10 Unique Extrinsic Rewards That Your Employees Will Love In 2023

Vantage Circle

Not just salary. Paid Time Off (PTO). Offering paid time off— or PTO— can be a great extrinsic reward for those companies. PTO is any time off that is compensated by an employer. This means PTO is every vacation time, sick days, bereavement, and jury duty are all PTO. Life insurance.

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3 Types of Compensation Packages To Consider and Why

Achievers

Some folks are hourly, some are salaried, and depending on what role they play, others receive bonuses or commissions based on their performance. Straight salary compensation. Salaried employees are paid a set annual amount, and provided that amount is more than $23,660 per year, they do not receive overtime pay. Simple, right?

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Cutting Costs? 5 Employee Benefits You Should Never Cut Back On

Achievers

This might surprise you, but an estimated 37 percent of the American workforce is more inclined to prioritize vacation time over a raise salary, based on a Glassdoor survey. In fact, 58 percent of workers would agree to a salary reduction if it meant extra vacation time, reports USA Today. Do you have any thoughts on this article?

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Is your employee wellness program up to par?

Insperity

As a result, increasing numbers of employees consider their wellness to be equally important as traditional priorities such as job stability, salary and benefits. Download our free e-book: The Insperity guide to employee benefits. Why do employee wellness programs matter? Employee wellness programs versus general benefits.

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Overworked employees: 6 warning signs to watch for

Insperity

Beware of comments such as, “I practically live here,” or “I wish I could take a vacation, but I would have to work 40 hours extra just to take one,” or “I can’t remember the last book I read for fun.” Send out regular salary surveys to see how your organization stacks up. Getting to the bottom of burnout.