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Workplace Benefits
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Workplace benefits are non-wage compensations provided by employers to support employee well-being and job satisfaction. These can include health insurance, retirement plans (like 401(k)s), paid time off, parental leave, wellness programs, and professional development opportunities. Benefits are designed to attract and retain talent, enhance productivity, and foster a positive work culture. Employers often tailor packages to meet diverse needs, making them a key part of total compensation.
Why Increasing Access, Participation in Workplace Retirement Plans Needs to be Prioritized: Pew
New research highlights savings challenges of workers without employer-sponsored benefits—and how not easing the problem creates a bigger one down the road for taxpayers
Support Employee Health and Wealth: Spending Account Benefits Guide
UMB Healthcare Services’ Brian Hutchin explains how employers can differentiate themselves with workplace benefits
Financial Wellness Benefits Market Projected to Reach $1.21B by 2029
New report pegs compound annual growth rate of nearly 13% in “rapidly evolving” market
Employers View Retirement Planning as Collaborative Effort with Employees
Franklin Templeton’s from Voice of the American Workplace Survey finds nearly 9 in 10 employers say retirement plans are key factor in attracting top talent
More Americans Feeling ‘Financially Well’ This Year
Bank of America’s 2024 Workplace Benefits Report finds fewer employees concerned economic uncertainty will affect long-term retirement savings
Employees Are Feeling Bleak at Work
Workers report feeling unhappier at work due to burnout, stress, and economic uncertainty, reports new data from MetLife
Short-Term Financial Needs Infringing on Retirement Saving: BofA Report
While saving for retirement remains top financial goal, Bank of America Workplace Benefits study finds more employees are prioritizing pressing needs this year
8 Ways SECURE 2.0 Will Enhance Retirement
Transamerica Institute and Transamerica Center for Retirement Studies highlights the top ways new legislation will improve and expand upon retirement security
Americans Are Increasingly Directing Attention to Retirement Plans
Voya research finds plan sponsors are likelier to retain employees if they offer an employer-sponsored retirement plan
Higher Education Employers Rank Retirement Plans as Top Priority
Research from Voya finds a majority of higher education institutions believe DC retirement plans help attract and retain employees