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“This starts with a deep understanding of what employees are currently capable of and what they could achieve in the future with necessary upskilling.”

“I think that is really helpful because you’re always learning something new, and it allows you to gain new skills that you can use right now in the role you’re in or build skills that could be helpful a couple years down the road.”

To draw an illustration of a combined approach: Referencing benefits to the market could be used for traditional benefits (such as pensions or health insurance) that have been seen to have no effect on perceived organizational support (Muse and Wadsworth 2012); nontraditional benefits that have been found to have an impact on perceived organizational support (Muse and Wadsworth 2012) such as food allowances or activities for dependents could make up the menu of flexible benefits; benefits in the form of working tools (such as private use of personal phone or car) could work to support a particular business strategy of availability of services in support of customer intimacy; and finally, new and rich work-life balance benefits, which have proven to have a positive effect on employees (Muse et al. 2008), could be introduced as identity claims for an organization that aims to be perceived as caring, empathetic and humane.

The Act is changing how it pays Part D plans in a way that could be unfavorable to sponsors.

In this context, topical employee listening could help.

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