HR Digest

MAY 22, 2021

Paid leave – holiday, vacation, PTO, sick, personal, bereavement, military pay, jury duty, etc. Retirement benefits – include 401(k)/403(b), pension plans, etc. For example: The compensation package for Job A is salary and paid holiday. Employee assistance program. Relocation expenses.

401(k) 82

401(k) Disability Insurance Salary PTO 82

Empuls

SEPTEMBER 28, 2023

The mandatory employee benefits in the UK include the following aspects: Pension: Contributed both by the employer and the employee (minimum 8 percent with atleast 3 percent by the employer) Healthcare insurance: Backed by NHS and is contributed by the employer. Pensions are a compulsory benefit provided by employers in the UK.

Employee Benefits 40

Employee Benefits Pension Benefits Package Mandatory Benefits 40

Hppy

DECEMBER 25, 2023

Take tech giants like Google for instance; they famously provide their staff with free meals, gym access, unlimited paid leave time amongst other perks resulting in lower turnover rates compared to average technology firms.

Employee Benefits 45

Employee Benefits Benefits Package 401(k) Parental Leave 45

Empuls

OCTOBER 4, 2021

Paid leaves. Supplementary Pay – Usually left to the company’s discretion, supplementary pay includes stock options, 401 (k) plans, bonuses, tips, etc. Paid time off – This is different from paid leaves, classified as one of the five categories of benefits by the National Compensation Survey (NCS).

Bonuses 52

Bonuses Paid Leave Salary Benefits Package 52

Workers' Compensation Perspectives

SEPTEMBER 30, 2019

A recent study of manufacturing hourly compensation demonstrated a similar pattern for the main components (social insurance, wages or salaries, and direct benefits) paid by employers in Canada and Australia: The main divisions of employer costs for employee compensation under the BLS study are wages or salaries and benefits.

Workers’ Compensation 52

Workers’ Compensation Payroll IT Overtime 52

Workers' Compensation Perspectives

OCTOBER 29, 2019

Canadian jurisdictions using Net earnings as the basis for calculating compensation use Gross earnings less Federal Tax, Provincial Tax, Canada (or Quebec) Pension Plan contributions, and Employment Insurance premiums. Pension distributions; i. Social security benefits; k. Interest income; b. Dividend income; c.

Workers’ Compensation 52

Workers’ Compensation Salary Insurance Commissions 52