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Mindy Zatto is helping employers build the right retirement plan

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Mindy Zatto, founding principal of Strategic Benefits Advisors, is on a mission to simplify and demystify retirement plans.

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What Is a Qualified Retirement Plan?

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Types of Qualified Retirement Plans. There are three classes of qualified retirement plans, namely: 1. Defined benefits plan. In a defined benefit plan, an employer pays a predetermined amount at either termination of employment or retirement. Hybrid plan. Target benefit plans.

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What is Employee Poaching & How to Deal With It?

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Better Benefits : Enhanced benefits packages, including health insurance, retirement plans, paid time off, and other perks, are commonly used to lure employees. Confidentiality and Discretion: Secrecy: Poaching efforts are typically conducted discreetly to avoid alerting the current employer and to minimize legal risks.

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2025 employee benefits trends: What employers need to know

WEX Inc.

Employers leveraging data-driven platforms to offer customized options will stand out regarding employee recruitment and retention. Many employees now prioritize flexibility in healthcare, retirement savings, and wellness programs. Employers should prepare for potential changes in healthcare policy, retirement plans, and wage laws.

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Understanding Group Medicare for an Aging Workforce: Key Considerations for HR Leaders

Speaker: Shawnequa Albert

With more employees choosing to work beyond age 65, HR leaders are increasingly being called upon to guide aging employees through one of the most complex transitions in their professional lives - from employer sponsored plans to Group Medicare. Ensure your employees transition with confidence - secure your spot now!

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What is Hire-to-Retire (HTR)?

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Hire-to-Retire (HTR) refers to the comprehensive employee lifecycle management process that spans from the moment an individual is recruited until they retire or exit the organization. Offer and Negotiation: Extending job offers, negotiating salaries and benefits, and finalizing employment agreements.

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HRIS vs. ATS: Which HR Tool Best Fits Your Business Hiring Needs?

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Benefits Administration: Tracks and manages employee benefits, such as health insurance, retirement plans , and leave policies. An HRIS (Human Resource Information System) is employee-centric, designed to handle various aspects of employee management and administration throughout the entire employment lifecycle.