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Inc. Good Benefits May Prevent Your Employees From Resigning—as Long as They Know What They Are
by Nayya Marketing May 9, 2022
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Good Benefits May Prevent Your Employees From Resigning—as Long as They Know What They Are
To keep top talent amid the Great Resignation, you might not need to change your existing benefits mix--but you likely do need to do a better job explaining them.
About two-thirds of employees say that they don't feel confident when selecting their benefits, even though only 18 percent of HR professionals aren't confident that employees understand their options, according to a new survey by the New York City-based benefits experience platform Nayya. The survey was conducted in February and March 2022 and polled 600 full-time workers and 100 HR professionals.
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