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But what are the risks and how should you proceed if you were an employer planning to rescind a vaccine mandate, or fired employees for refusing to comply with the mandate?

Businesses have continued to provide offerings based on historical practice, rather than viewing this as an opportunity to lead what talent looks like for their organization, and ensuring that their employee value proposition includes a holistic total rewards philosophy that's available to all.

Furthermore, online freelancing platforms enable clients to select workers based on their skills and profile, and, unlike in microwork, the pay and other contractual terms are typically negotiated between the client and the worker (Schmidt 2017).

Covering the components of physical health — including comprehensive medical plans that provide for testing and treating COVID-19, telehealth bene- fits and vaccinations when they become available — will continue to be critical, he said.

But when a clear path is laid out for growth and advancement, they’re even more likely to continue investing their time, knowledge and skills in the organization long-term.

Short-term, project-based bonuses can attract top talent without requiring permanent salary increases.; ;Market-based adjustments.

“Technical skills remain essential to success, but the current business environment calls for a wider range of solutions to meet the long-term effects of changes in employee sentiment and a tight labor market,” Turba said.

On the utilization side, Nayya research found: ;70% of employees keep the same benefits from year to year — despite life changes that may make new benefits more relevant.; ;Only 14% actively seek new benefits options during annual enrollment.; ;26% of workers in a high-deductible health plan don’t use the associated HSA.; ;64% of those using an HSA don’t take advantage of its long-term investment potential .; Then, there’s the lack of understanding: ;70% of polled employees don’t understand hospital indemnity, accident and critical illness insurance.; ;50% can’t explain the intricacies of 401(k)s, HSAs or flexible spending accounts, or how these benefits work.; ;While employers annually spend an average of $16,501 per employee on health coverage, only 10% of employees understand that value; 25% believe their employer spends only $1,000 a year on their health benefits.; ;40% of employees don’t recognize health insurance as part of their total compensation, while 48% don’t consider