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Employee benefits are expensive and can be difficult to administer. So, it is critical for HR professionals to know how to better leverage that investment.
An effective approach is to focus on ensuring employees understand the value they receive from benefits, according to new HR.com research.
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While enrollment in vision benefits remains high among all employees, new research reveals that younger generations—who continue to make up an increasing portion of the workforce—are not only significantly less likely to enroll, but are also less likely to understand the importance of regular, comprehensive eye exams.
Human resources, at its core, exists to support the organization as a whole by helping employees perform at their highest level. This support is provided through a wide range of activities: recruiting talent, helping employees make the right benefits decisions, providing professional and educational support, keeping employees engaged within the organization, providing performance guidance and feedback, creating and encouraging wellness initiatives - the list goes on and on.