Part of the ongoing issue of high turnover among employees may have to do with a disconnect between employers and their workers about what workers value most in the way of compensation, a new study suggests.
The report by Franklin Templeton found that employees prioritize increased pay (56%) and 401(k) matches (42%), but employers surveyed said they would emphasize an increase in health and dental insurance (32%) as their top priority.
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