If there was ever a time to add voluntary benefits to your employees’ compensation package, this is it. The tight labor market combined with supply chain bottlenecks, continued COVID-19 outbreaks, rising input costs and workforce challenges have helped drive a national trend of record high
turnover rates for the manufacturing sector, making it imperative to evaluate compensation and benefits packages to remain competitive.
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