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The tight labor market is pushing some employers to hire outside the U.S., while other global companies have been doing it for years! However, if you’re hiring globally, here’s one factor you must realize immediately: One size does not fit all when you’re creating global benefits. As if HR doesn’t have enough on its plate,…
Employer-provided health insurance coverage for the average American family now costs as much as a small car – $20,000 – every year. That’s the finding of a just released study by the Kaiser Family Foundation nonprofit health research group. The foundation’s annual survey of employer-provided health insurance plans found that employees, on average, pay about…
SECURE Act changes affect part6-timers, new parents, more.
Top compliance challenges to prepare for now
As employers consider 2024 and the employee experience they want to create, companies are considering everything. Employee retention continues to be an issue as unemployment remains low. Attracting new talent is challenging for the same reason. Improving the employee experience and driving better engagement is an evergreen challenge that companies face. How are organizations addressing these…
Sharpen your pencils, HR: The Perk-cession is here and you’ll likely have to rethink benefits to attract and engage employees. So why are companies pulling back on perks — creating this so-called Perk-cession? For one, employees don’t want be in the office, so they aren’t interested in pool tables, free dry cleaning and barista-style coffees…
The government will forgive up to $20,000 in student loan debt for Pell Grant recipients and up to $10,000 for millions of other student loan borrowers. That’s obviously good news for many of the country’s student loan borrowers. What’s less obvious is the opportunity this creates for employers to expand and highlight a student loan…
Smaller companies can custom-design marental leave policies as a tactic to compete with larger firms in attracting and retaining talent.
5 areas where employer health plans can go wrong
Open enrollment this year will be unlike any other. How do employers prepare for engaging workforce?
COVID-19, inflation, rising gas prices… it seems like everything is changing up work the past few years, and employee benefits are changing with it. When most began working from home, the benefits of a no-commute work day were seen by many: cutting down on travel time, gas prices and more. However, a few years out…
Nearly one in three millennials suffers from mental health conditions, and COVID-19 is only making it worse, says a new study. Over a five-year period, there’s been a downward trend in the health of millennials (aged 22-37), says the Blue Cross Blue Shield Association study. Researchers found among millennials, there’s been a: 43% increase in…
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