According to a recently released national survey by MetLife, employee retention was rated the most important benefits objective by more than half of employers. “Over the past 18 months, 22% of employees changed employers,” the study says. “Looking ahead over the next 18 months, nearly three-quarters of employers believe that the competition for talent will intensify.” The study looks at the importance of employee benefits as a recruiting/retention tool and the need for benefit education and advice. It suggests that employers who tailor benefits to meet workers “life-stage” needs and can effectively communicate benefit options will be able to better attract and retain the best workers. See The MetLife Study of Employee Benefit Trends for the survey report. Worker Retention Tops Employer Goal List
According to a recently released national survey by MetLife, employee retention was rated the most important benefits objective by more than half of employers. “Over the past 18 months, 22% of employees changed employers,” the study says. “Looking ahead over the next 18 months, nearly three-quarters of employers believe that the competition for talent will intensify.” The study looks at the importance of employee benefits as a recruiting/retention tool and the need for benefit education and advice. It suggests that employers who tailor benefits to meet workers “life-stage” needs and can effectively communicate benefit options will be able to better attract and retain the best workers. See The MetLife Study of Employee Benefit Trends for the survey report.