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Offsite linkRecruitment and Employee Retention Calculator

In the past, people had one or two jobs during their working career. Today most individuals hold 10 to 15 jobs before retiring, with many spending five...

Student Loan Help and College Savings Plans Attract Top Employees

Across the country, businesses in every industry are facing the difficult task of not just hiring but keeping talented employees. Although there isn’t a magical formula to...

Offsite linkEmployee Engagement Ideas: Ask for Input on Benefits

When making decisions, it’s nice to have choices. Before dining at a new restaurant, purchasing a vehicle or investing in a vacation, often people ask friends for...

4 Ways to Use Tax Opportunities to Enhance Employee Experiences

The competition is fierce for businesses across the country: Finding and keeping top talent has become a top priority. Given the low unemployment rate and growing economy,...

4 Reasons Employers Should Invest in Employee Retention

Whether your company is benefiting from corporate tax overhaul, growing due to a merger or acquisition, or you had a banner year in sales, consider reinvesting those...

Offsite linkCompanies Offering Student Loan Repayment Benefits

The emerging practice of employers helping their workers pay off student loans may soon get a major boost.

Offsite linkDesirable Employee Benefits Valued By Job Seekers

In today’s hiring market, a generous benefits package is essential for attracting and retaining top talent. According to Glassdoor’s 2015 Employment Confidence Survey, about 60% of people report that benefits...

Offsite linkStudent Loan Stages in School, Grace, and Repayment

From the time you take out a student loan to the time you pay it back, the loan goes through a “life cycle,” with multiple stages that...

Offsite linkStudent Loan Repayment: A New Employee Benefit

Companies are designing benefits packages aimed at helping workers tackle a major financial concern—education debt.

Offsite linkStudent Loan Benefit Favored Over Retirement Benefit

With high-profile employers such as Pricewaterhouse Coopers and Fidelity Investments launching student loan repayment benefits for employees, hundreds more will likely do the same this year.

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