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16 Employee Perks Your Team Wants More Than a Pay Raise [Infographic]

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16 Employee Perks Your Team Wants More Than a Pay Raise [Infographic]. Healthcare Insurance. 40% of respondents to Glassdoor’s Q3 2015 employment confidence survey said that they value health insurance more than a pay raise. 401(K) Plan, Retirement Plan and/or Pension.

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Support Your Employees’ Financial Health

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Individuals, regardless of age, may be facing financial burdens ranging from large healthcare bills or credit card debt, to a lack of experience with budgeting and financial planning. Therefore, other efforts to minimize financial stressors may simply include 401K matching and transparency around pay raises and bonuses.

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How to Design an Employee Benefits Program Effectively

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The survey also found that 80% of employees would choose additional benefits over a pay raise. Retirement benefits Retirement benefits include pensions, 401(k)s, and other retirement savings plans. They are designed to help employees save for their future and ensure a comfortable retirement.

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Top Employee Benefits & Compensation Ideas for a Diverse Workforce

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Employees Prefer Benefits Over Pay Raise. Similarly, 89% of younger employees aged 18-34 and 84% employees aged 35-44 favor benefits to pay raises. Below listed are some employee benefits which employees feel are better than pay raises: Health Insurance. Retirement Plans. Paid Sick Leaves. Conclusion.

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Top Employee Benefits & Compensation Ideas for a Diverse Workforce

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Employees Prefer Compensation and Benefits Over Pay Raise. Similarly, 89% of younger employees aged 18-34 and 84% of employees aged 35-44 favor employee benefits to pay raises. These are done through various methods like pension schemes, 401(k)s and more. Paid Sick Leaves. Conclusion.