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6 Must-Know Stats from Our 2022 Benefits Benchmark Report

PlanSource

6 Must-Know Stats from Our 2022 Benefits Benchmark Report. We’ve scoured over 200 million benefit elections in our system and analyzed real user behavior and data to bring you our 4th annual Benefits Benchmark Report. How is the Great Resignation affecting the benefits landscape? Benefits are expensive.

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The Source: Weekly Roundup – May 20th, 2019

PlanSource

2019 Benefits Benchmark Report. We’re excited to announce the 2019 Benefits Benchmark Report! We analyzed over 92 benefit elections that have taken place in the PlanSource system to establish this year’s top trends in employee benefits, benefits enrollment and more. Stay In The Know.

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10 Basic Employee Needs And How To Meet Them

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Applying Maslow's Theory of Needs in an organization helps create a roadmap for employee satisfaction. The following are a few of the benefits that result in meeting the needs of your employees: A happy and motivated workforce. Better employee retention and lower absence. Increased productivity.

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Top Employee Engagement Tools (Detailed Comparison)

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Employee engagement tool helps measure or boost employee engagement that in turn will improve the productivity and efficiency of the employees and reduce staff turnover. Employee Pulse Survey. Benchmarking. Employee Communications. Employee directory. Enhances employee engagement.

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13 HR Nightmares to Avoid This Halloween

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Employee recognition is directly connected to engagement, and as you know, low engagement can hurt your business in various ways. Deloitte researchers did in-depth studies on this topic, and they learned that companies with a culture of recognition enjoy 31 percent less voluntary turnover than their low-recognition peers. .