Benefits Think Greater employee engagement helps fuel financial preparedness

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Employers rightly view a robust benefits package supporting the physical, mental, and financial health of their employees as an essential tool for recruitment and retention. Likewise, employees are taking a more holistic view of compensation when weighing employment offers.

Benefits represent 31% of employers’ overall compensation cost (with the remaining 69% salary), making it a clear win-win when employees understand and take advantage of the full suite of perks their employers are providing. However, research shows employees have difficulty understanding how to take full advantage of their benefits.

Wayne Park
CEO, U.S. Retirement

Wayne Park is the head of John Hancock's U.S. retirement plan and recordkeeping business with accountability for all aspects of the business including sales, relationship management, product, … Read full bio


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