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.; Employees’ receptiveness also varies dramatically by type of change, according to the survey.

“We should always be learning, reviewing and updating the types of information out there centered around benefits and [considering] how to bring the benefit information into a space where it’s understandable for those audiences.”

Other types of work-based learning can be valuable, but they typically don’t offer the same depth, rigor, duration or clear pathway to a skilled career, she said.

.; ;Stress that preventive services are “at zero cost to you,” and list the type and frequency of those services to make it clear they will have no out-of-pocket expenses.; ;Include the organization’s contribution to their dental benefits in your total rewards statements.; ;Launch a “Heart Health and Dental Care” campaign during American Heart Month (February) to educate employees on the positive benefits of good oral care to reduce heart disease.; ;Create infographics or short, 60-second videos to highlight single topics related to the plan or oral health.; ;Empower managers with resources and “cheat sheets” to help them confidently answer basic questions and suggest resources when issues arise.; Editor’s Note: Additional Content For more information and resources related to this article, see the pages below, which offer quick access to all WorldatWork content on these topics: ;Employee Benefits; ;Well-Being; #1 Total Rewards & Comp Newsletter Subscribe

.; Comparing the two types of plans first starts with an understanding of their main advantages and drawbacks.

Explain the intent of each reward type (for example, merit vs. bonus) and what data points (e.g., stakeholder feedback) affected the allocations that the employee is receiving.

“Are we the kind of place that demands everybody be here and follows this set of rules or the type of place that provides flexibility?”

.; It’s these types of pay practices that enable a healthy and equitable pay system and it’s helpful to see their connection to our overall goals.

Less than a quarter of employers currently provide this type of coverage, according to Mercer's report, which also recommended covering robust fertility and reproductive care.

Offer gender-affirming care and parental benefits for all types of families, and ensure policies are written to explicitly encompass LGBTQ+ employees and their needs.