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Jeff Williams, the U.S. president and CEO of Aptia Group, a leading health, benefits, and pension administrator, sat down with All Things Work host Anne Sparaco at SHRM24 to chat about the benefits he sees causing a buzz across various demographics—and how employers can offer robust benefit packages without breaking the bank.
Jeff joins Aptia from Paychex, a provider of integrated human capital management solutions for payroll, benefits, human resources, retirement and insurance services, where he served as a Corporate Officer as Vice President, Enterprise and HR Solutions. In that role, Jeff was responsible for a $1.5B P&L and was instrumental in building America’s market share and performance leader in HR services for small- and medium-sized businesses while also being responsible for driving record revenues in the company’s mid-market line of business and for its global operations centers.
The 2024 SHRM Employee Benefits Survey now lists 216 benefits, up from 175 just two years ago. How are employers deciding which of these many benefits they should offer their employees? For the most part, it comes down to a simple notion: finding out what employees want—and need.
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