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Employee Benefits Guide for 2023: What Employers Need To Know

Vantage Circle

In today's tough job market, businesses need to attract and keep the best employees to succeed. In 2023, employee benefits are important for businesses. Welcome to “Employee Benefits Guide for 2023: What Employers Need to Know.” Why Are Employee Benefits Important?

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Identifying the “Perks” on National Employee Benefits Day

Benefit Resource Inc.

National Employee Benefits Day is celebrated on April 6th. This day is dedicated to recognizing employers’ hard work and dedication that provide valuable benefits to their employees. These eight benefits provide an opportunity for over $30,000 of increased value to employees each year.*

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Jackie Buttery: What is the biggest lesson you have learnt this year?

Employee Benefits

In 2023, it really has felt like the pandemic is finally over and, in my organisation, like in many others, there has been a gradual shift back to more office-based working, which has brought with it many benefits. appeared first on Employee Benefits.

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78% of UK employees’ mental health impacts their job

Employee Benefits

More than three-quarters (78%) of UK employees admitted that their mental health had impacted their ability to do their job over the past year, according to new research by Lyra Health. In 2023, 27% of managers said their mental health had a significant or severe impact on their ability to do their job, up from 18% in 2022.

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Wilson James ensures staff are aware of support available through voluntary benefits

Employee Benefits

“Through process redesign, automation in our onboarding and a campaign of continuous awareness, we have embedded our benefits into our permanent wellbeing and employer value proposition communications campaigns,” she says.

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Inclusive employee rewards for all generations

Employee Benefits

While connection and relationships are essential, employers must also recognise the differences between generational needs, ensuring their employee rewards and recognition strategy is inclusive. Today, we’re focusing on how to make employee rewards schemes inclusive of different generational interests and needs.

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How can voluntary benefits support employees in uncertain times?

Employee Benefits

Employees react better to communications that they consider relevant to their personal circumstances, so employers should used targeted guidance and support about benefits available. This suggests that benefits are a valuable tool to attract and retain individuals that might be facing challenges, such as money or health issues.