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Employers offering spousal benefits are more likely to attract new employees and retain the ones they already have, a new study from staffing firm Spherion shows.
The survey, which polled employed U.S. adults, found 46% of employees would turn down a new job that doesnt offer benefits for spouses. Harris Poll conducted the survey in January on behalf of Spherion.
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