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Step 1:
Assess the competition
Since competition for hiring (and retaining) talented employees is fierce, you need to find out what kind of benefits companies like yours offer their employees, and, if possible, try to match or beat the average. If you can't, make sure you emphasize your company's other attributes during the recruitment process.
To find out what the competition is offering, consult the following sources:
Industry newsletters and magazines
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Job listings, which often list benefits packages
Personal contacts you have within your industry or related fields
Industry groups and organizations
Of course, your package should also reflect the workers you will (or already) employ. A competitor's employees won't always fit the same profile as your employees. The package should also vary between what full-time, part-time, and contracted employees receive.
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