
What Is Benchmarking and How Employers Use It to Win
Your renewal packet has arrived. The premium is higher, participation looks uneven, and a department head says competitors offer better benefits. You're expected to recommend

Your renewal packet has arrived. The premium is higher, participation looks uneven, and a department head says competitors offer better benefits. You're expected to recommend

A Woburn HR lead discovers that a remote sales hire working from New Hampshire still needs a Massachusetts coverage review because her payroll is taxed

In a 2023 survey of more than 4,000 U.S. companies, 74% of employers said they had increased communication about compensation and benefits, yet only 23%

Employer benefits cost averaged $15.60 per hour worked in March 2026, or roughly 31.6% of total compensation. For SMB leaders, the job is understanding what

A PEO is a co-employment model where the PEO acts as a third-party payer for payroll and employment taxes while the client company retains day-to-day

Three weeks before enrollment closes, the HR lead at a 200-person SaaS company discovers that only 28% of employees have logged into the benefits portal.

In 2025, employee benefits represented about 30% of total compensation in the United States, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics Employee Benefits program. That

Most companies pay a PEO administrative fee of roughly $40 to $160 per employee per month, but the all-in cost per employee is usually meaningfully

Your CFO approved a benefits budget months ago. Payroll is growing, employees are changing coverage tiers, and the renewal quote now looks nothing like the

A founder with 35 employees opens an email and finds out that three new-hire I-9s were never completed. Or a benefits administrator discovers that a