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Designing Competitive Compensation Packages to Retain Talent

Accendo Technologies

Larger companies offer a mix of performance-based bonuses, stock options, flexible benefits, and comprehensive retirement plans. For example, some employees may prioritise student loan repayments or career development, while others may focus on enhanced retirement contributions.

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A Strategy for the Ages: Why Companies Need to Embrace Older Workers

Linkedin Talent Blog

92% would delay retirement if given the opportunity to reskill. Tackling each of these is essential for long-term resilience and sustainable growth: Retention of key skills As older workers near retirement, organizations risk losing critical institutional knowledge and deep expertise developed over decades.

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25 Unique Employee Benefits: Attract & Retain Top Talent in Today’s Market

Vantage Circle

A solid benefits package has comprehensive health insurance, paid time off (PTO), retirement plans, and wellness support. Retirement Plans (401(k) & Pensions) A robust 401(k) match or pension plan is a powerful signal that a company views its employees as long-term partners, not disposable resources. Take Netflix, for example.

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What HR needs to know about R&D tax credits

HRExecutive

After years of being a temporary provision, Congress permanently extended the credits, starting with the 2015 tax year, through the Protecting Americans from Tax Hikes (PATH) Act of 2015. More workers are retiring, and because the younger generations are smaller, they will not replace these workers one for one.

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The Essential Components of a Job Description [+ Helpful Examples]

Ongig

For example: Founded in 2015, our companys goal is simple: Create high-quality, eco-friendly skincare products that are accessible in as many countries as possible. If you dont mention salary, health insurance, or retirement plans, your open role might get skipped. Why should they work for you? Whats your mission?

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PrismHR 40th Anniversary: 3 Workplace Trends From 1985 and Now

Prism HR

Then: The 401(k) retirement plan was introduced in 1978 when Congress enacted Internal Revenue Code Section 401(k)thus the nameunder the Revenue of Act of 1978. The Tyrone (Pennsylvania) Herald wrote in 1985 about an interesting trend in the workforceearly retirement. workers believe they are behind in their retirement savings.

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6 Multigenerational Pay Strategies | ClearCompany

ClearCompany HRM

This post was originally published in June 2015 and was updated with new information about multigenerational compensation strategies in May 2025. From Gen Z to the Silent Generation, people who are just starting their careers, experienced pros, and those approaching retirement all work alongside each other.