Millennial Employee Benefits: Why Life Stage Matters More Than Generation

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Millennial employee benefits should reflect employees’ current needs rather than assumptions about their generation. Pew Research Center commonly defines millennials as people born from 1981 through 1996, which means they now range from around age 30 into their mid-40s. Healthcare, family responsibilities, retirement, financial pressures, and flexibility can therefore matter very differently to people within […]

Tips For Retaining Millennial Employees

Tips For Retaining Millennial Employees

What motivates Millennial workers? What can you do to keep them satisfied with their jobs and continue to provide their loyalty to your company? Find out through this infographic.

5 Sure-Fire Tactics to Retain Millennial Employees

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With millennials dominating the modern workforce, it has become all the more important to get inside the minds of these young professionals. Although millennials are filled with energy and zest, they are also the ones most likely (out of all the previous generations) to switch jobs. The turnover rates have never been higher. Retaining these […]

Analyzing the Impact of Technology on Employee Benefits

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Whether it is marketing or HR, technology is affecting almost all aspects of businesses in more ways than one. With millennials making up more than half of the workforce (and predicted to make up about 75 percent by the year 2020), organizations or enterprises need to adapt with the latest technology. Giving employee benefits is one way […]

Employee Benefits for Construction Companies: A Guide

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Quick Answer: Employee benefits can help construction companies recruit and retain skilled workers while supporting their health and financial needs. A practical package may include health coverage, paid leave, disability or life insurance, retirement benefits, and support for field-based work. The package should fit the company’s budget and be easy for employees to use. Why […]

Cutting Benefits: How It Affects Your Business in the Long Term

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Most businesses offer their employees some kinds of benefits, the most common being health insurance. However, increase in the cost of premiums has been the cause of financial burden for these companies. In such cases, companies are forced to take drastic measures in order to minimize rising costs. This includes cutting down the benefits they offer.

Understanding Employee Benefits in the Restaurant Industry

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The restaurant industry is one of the most rapidly growing industries in the United States. In 2015, sales reached almost $746 Billion. Forecasts suggest that by 2026, the total number of people employed in the industry will rise to 16 million people.