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With the economy slowly gaining ground and employees able to take their pick of job opportunities, employers are finding it increasingly important to pack extra benefits to attract the best hires.
But according to the Society of Human Resource Managements new State of Employee Benefits in Workplace Survey, the story changes a bit when workers are on the job as HR professionals less frequently use benefits as a retention tool.
Andy Stonehouse, is a veteran of the financial and benefits industry media world, having worked for many years at Senior Market Advisor, as well as serving as editor of Agents Sales Journal and … Read full bio
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