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People over perks: Bridging employee benefits with strong HR

Insperity

Once you’ve selected the optional benefits you want to offer, communicate with employees. Host an orientation for new benefits, including a Q&A session. Discuss these more comprehensive benefits in employee onboarding. Make sure external audiences are aware of these competitive benefits as well.

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Competitive Employee Benefits Key During Tepid Economic Recovery

Insperity

Here is a numerical look at the average family’s struggles today, compiled by The Week magazine: $126,400: Net worth of the median American family in 2007. In addition, workers who feel that their current employer provides comprehensive benefits report higher levels of job satisfaction, motivation and company loyalty.

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Preparing for Your Best Open Enrollment

HR Professionals Magazine

If that’s the case possibly consider adding options to your comprehensive package that support those wishes. Now that you have a comprehensive benefits package to present, how do you measure success for your company’s open enrollment? It may be your employees are more concerned about physical health, or financial wellbeing.

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Employee Benefit: A Strategic Investment for Attracting and Retaining Top Talent

Empuls

Fortune magazine's "100 Best Companies to Work For" list provides compelling evidence. This means offering a comprehensive benefits package that goes beyond just health insurance and paid time off.   Studies show a clear link between happy employees and organizational success.

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45 Successful Corporate Wellness Programs Employees Will Love

SnackNation

These companies live and breathe the five basic tenants of a successful corporate wellness program, as laid out by Fortune Magazine. Well, with benefits like unlimited healthy snacks , personal development (“Sensei”) sessions, unlimited vacation, and bi-weekly yoga practices, it would be hard to leave us off of this list.

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The leadership playbook Gen Z actually wants

Insperity

They expect a competitive salary and comprehensive benefits right out of the gate. Download our free magazine: The Insperity guide to leadership and management. They tend to view work as part of their life, rather than their whole life, and value work-life balance and mental health and wellbeing.