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Paid parental leave options: Understanding your rights

Business Management Daily

Parents need time off to care for and bond with their latest addition. However, limited parental leave options in the United States often hinder them. Currently, only 27% of American workers employed in the private sector have access to paid family leave. Paid Parental Leave is what?

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This CEO is on a mission to fix paid parental leave policies

Employee Benefit News

Without a federal policy for new parents, the CEO of Parento shares how employers can create a program that benefits everyone.

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More Employers Expand Mental Health Benefits

InterWest Insurance Services

It costs employers an average of $300 billion a year in stress-related health care and missed work, according to a Harris Poll conducted for Purchasing Power. That’s why more employers are stepping up to provide their workers with benefits to support behavioral health and emotional well-being.

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5 Key Trends and 5 Important Steps to Take Away From HUB’s 2023 Workforce Absence Management Survey

Griffin Benefits

The need to improve recruiting and retention has affected employee benefits and workforce absence management rather considerably these past two years, in some cases resulting in more liberal policies on hybrid work, paid time off (PTO) and observed holidays. These same employers are also providing additional paid holidays and PTO.

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10 lesser-known types of employee leave to consider

Insperity

Adult literacy leave For workers in certain industries, California has a law stating that employers must reasonably accommodate employees who disclose their illiteracy and request employer assistance to enroll in an adult literacy education program, providing the accommodation does not impose a hardship on the employer.

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New Trends in Workplace Benefits: What Employees Want

HR Digest

The job market is constantly evolving, and as a result, the employee benefits regulations that are expected from employers are also changing. Today, employers are under increasing pressure to stay ahead of employee benefits trends and offer a comprehensive range of workplace benefits that cater to the diverse needs of their employees.

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Employee Benefits Guide for 2023: What Employers Need To Know

Vantage Circle

Welcome to “Employee Benefits Guide for 2023: What Employers Need to Know.” In the dynamic arena of modern employment, employee benefits aren’t just perks; they are essential components of a thriving organization. In this case, their deferred money goes into a 401(k) plan sponsored by their employer.