Required benefits that ENSURE compliance with laws:
- Workers’ compensation – if your employees get hurt or become sick due to their job
- Unemployment insurance -if your employee involuntarily loses their job
- Social security and Medicare payments – that share costs with your employees
- Healthcare insurance – to help cover doctor bills and other and medical expenses
- Family/medical leave – if you need to take unpaid time off for health- or family-related reasons
Expected benefits that ENHANCE wellbeing:
- Dental insurance – In 2023, 41 percent of employees working for private industries in the U.S. had access to dental care benefits through an employer-sponsored healthcare plan.
- Vision insurance – Eighty-seven percent of employees say they are likely to stay with an employer that offers high-quality vision benefits.
- Mental health coverage – In 2024, 44 percent of employers expect to expand their networks to boost mental healthcare access.
- Disability insurance – About 25 percent of today’s 20-year-olds will become disabled and unable to work sometime before reaching the age of 67.
- Health spending accounts – As of last year, only 10 percent of Americans have access to health savings accounts.
- Retirement plan – Sixty-nine percent of private industry workers had access to employer-provided retirement plans in 2022.
- Life insurance – Since COVID-19, more employees consider voluntary life coverage in addition to employer-paid basic life insurance
Flexible benefits that ENRICH work-life balance:
- Remote work arrangement – Sixty-five percent of workers prefer to work remotely.
- Flexible work schedules – More than 58 percent of workers say a flexible work schedule is important.
- Unlimited PTO – Seventy-two percent of employees are interested in unlimited PTO as a benefit.
- Dependent care accounts – A care.com survey reports 56 percent of employers offer child care benefits.
Extra benefits that ELEVATE job satisfaction:
- Tuition reimbursement – Eighty-six percent of workers who say their employer offers tuition benefits are generally happy at work.
- Learning and development – Fifty-seven percent of workers are interested in upskilling opportunities.
- Giving programs – About 70 percent of employees say it’s important or very important to work for a company that supports giving and volunteering.
- Stock purchase plans – According to Morgan Stanley “The State of Equity Plan Management in 2022”, 43 percent of public companies and 35 percent of private companies provide this benefit.
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