Employers that are launching a student-loan repayment benefit can gauge enrollment numbers and overall costs before rolling out a full program. For instance, while aiming to offer a flat $100 monthly loan-repayment contribution, start by providing a lower dollar amount, such as $50, to see how many employees enroll.
Tips for Launching a Student-Loan Repayment Benefit
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The Right Ingredients Brew Wellness Program Success
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With the efficacy of workplace wellness programs being questioned, new research may help to explain why some efforts are...
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Out of Sight, Out of Mind? Don’t Forget the Possibility of ACA Retaliation Claims
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As the end of 2017 approaches, employers that failed to comply with the ACA’s coverage obligations may soon be...
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SHRM: Preserve Favorable Tax Treatment of Employee Benefits
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Eliminating the tax exclusion for employer-provided education assistance, as the House tax reform bill proposes, could inhibit employers’ ability...
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IT Hiring Expected to Grow in 2018
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Organizations in the U.S. plan to add more full-time information technology (IT) staff to their payrolls in the first...
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California Employers Face Significant Penalties for Pay Stub Violations
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When California employers fail to accurately provide certain details on pay stubs, they might incur steep fines under state...
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Employee Did Not Have a Reasonable Expectation for a Christmas Bonus Despite Past Bonuses, Court Rules
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A former vice president of sales could not proceed with his multicount complaint against his former employer, including his...
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Restaurant Owner Liable for $478,000 as Employer Under FLSA
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A restaurant’s owner was deemed an employer and thus jointly and severally liable in the amount of approximately $500,000...
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New Guidance Eases—but Won’t Delay—the CEO Pay Ratio Reporting
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New Securities and Exchange Commission guidance allows public companies to calculate the ratio of CEO pay to median-employee pay...
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