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This CEO is on a mission to fix paid parental leave policies

Employee Benefit News

Without a federal policy for new parents, the CEO of Parento shares how employers can create a program that benefits everyone.

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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. Some paid parental leave. Ten years ago, that wasn’t a problem.

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Paid parental leave: The must-have employee benefit for top talent

Business Management Daily

Paid parental leave policies are an excellent way to enhance employee benefit offerings and support the well-being of new parents within your Company. Offering robust benefits, including parental leave, can also help support more competitive recruiting and better retention.

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Flexibility in the workplace: How to make it work at your company

Achievers

Flexible work arrangements offer benefits for employers and employees alike. A reputation for flexibility is a huge asset for your organization’s employer brand as well, attracting more of the talent your business relies on while helping to retain and engage your current team members.

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People over perks: Bridging employee benefits with strong HR

Insperity

“Standard” benefits may include: Health, dental and vision insurance Retirement savings plan, with a company match Life insurance Disability insurance Workers’ compensation insurance Paid time off (PTO) – two weeks per year at a minimum, three weeks per year preferred. Evaluate opportunities to lower employees’ out-of-pocket burdens.

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Paid parental leave options: Understanding your rights

Business Management Daily

Parents need time off to care for and bond with their latest addition. However, limited parental leave options in the United States often hinder them. Currently, only 27% of American workers employed in the private sector have access to paid family leave. Paid Parental Leave is what?

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More Employers Expand Mental Health Benefits

InterWest Insurance Services

It costs employers an average of $300 billion a year in stress-related health care and missed work, according to a Harris Poll conducted for Purchasing Power. That’s why more employers are stepping up to provide their workers with benefits to support behavioral health and emotional well-being.