Talent Attraction and Retention
After Covid and a massive inflationary increase - it has become a major challenge for medcial practices to find, attract and keep the best talent.
Welcome To a New Innovative Software to Help You Attract and Keep Your Talent
With websites like salary.com and glassdoor.com it is not uncommon for your talent to scan what others are making in the same position
In todays world of competitive medical talent a practice that needs to grow and profit has to have the best talent.
Employees don't know the real cost and value of their compensation package beyond just what shows up on their paycheck?
*90% of employees don't know how to calculate the total value of their compensation package
*90% of employees jump jobs thinking the new job will pay more without knowing what they are already getting
*90% of employees check websites and talk to other people in their field to find out if they are underpaid.
What Are The Potential Costs For a Team Member?
For most practices - you are providing some of all of these benefits.
Do your team members really know what it costs you as the owner and what the benefit is to them - probably not.
Bonuses are important but most employees don't use this as a decision. However, if you have paid bonuses, the employee only sees their paystub bi-weekly or monthly. While they usually think a bonus is nice, they don't depend on them.
Like sick days, PTO is almost never valued and considered in chosing a job or staying with a job. PTO has a large cost to any practice that can be valued with the total compensation package
When a practice agrees to pay for registration or even CMEs for team members, the cost should be shown as a part of the total compensation.
While not every practice provides health insurance, if you are, the cost of administration in addition to the cost of the insurance should be shown as total compensation
If you are providing a cash balance plan, profit sharing plan or a 412e or 412i plan above an beyond the 401-K this cost should be shown as the total compensation
Like health insurance, the cost and administrative costs of the plan should be shown as a total compensation benefit
IIf you send a team member to a conference this should be shown as a part of the employees total compensaion
$100,000 Annual Salary
401-K match of 4% = $4,000
$100,000 Annual Salary
401-K Match of 4% = $4,000
FICA Company Contribution
$7,650
FUTA and SUTA -
$2,100
If two weeks a year PTO = $4,160
Health Insurance Costs = $6,500
We complete all the set up, entry and creation of your Total Compensation Reports
What Perks are not included in an Employees Paycheck?
7 Hidden Perks Not In Employee Paychecks
Reasons our employee compensation software can help your business.
History suggests that few small to medium-sized companies report little more than one-third of the benefits they offer their employees.
In most cases, the only report an employee gets on the cost of fringe benefits is called a "Pay Stub". Consequently, many employees think their benefits and perks amount to just 10 to 15 percent of their total compensation.
The truth is, benefits and perks can represent 40 to 60 percent or more of an employee's total compensation.
If you're simply looking at a pay stub, you probably aren't fully aware of your company's benefits.
The question becomes: How does an employer really show employees all of the benefits they receive?
Our total employee compensation software can show you.Total compensation software can reveal benefits that employees may not realize that they receive including:
Personal use of a company car. Employees who drive company cars (or take trucks home at night) are oftentimes given a car allowance or they have their car payments paid directly for them.
Either way, those costs can add up to $4,000 or more each year. Add the cost of automobile insurance and fuel, and the number significantly increases.
Vacation, holiday and sick time. While an employee can look at his or her compensation report and see an hourly or weekly rate, they oftentimes can overlook their paid time off. Everyone takes this for granted, but if one of their choices is self-employment, who pays it then?
Cell phone and other technology assistance. Factor in minutes used, possible roaming charges, text messages, and your bill can add up. Since just about everyone has a cell phone these days, offering employees this perk can save them more than $500 each year.
Free parking. Work downtown or in a busy business district? The price of parking can be astronomical. When companies offer free parking (even if only because you located the business in the suburbs) or pre-tax dollars for employee parking, it may be easy to forget how much money an employee saves per year. Thousands?
Free or subsidized meals. Does your employee entertain clients over a meal? Do you bring in pizza lunches on Fridays? Do you have an open vending machine or free coffee? Highlighting these delicious perks can help your employees add up how much money they save each year.
Holiday bonus. Perhaps employees don't remember a holiday bonus in last year's compensation, but they should. This benefit is, of course, not an employer’s obligation. If your company provided a holiday bonus, employees should be aware of its impact on annual compensation.
Education. Many employers pay for enrichment courses and seminars, bring in trainers, support associations that provide education. Have you sent an employee to school or paid a percentage of their tuition? These are giant strategic investments in their futures! Why not highlight that in their total compensation report?
Sure, we've all seen pay stubs highlighting Social Security, pension, 401(k) plans, and various health and welfare insurance programs.
Large companies have standard total compensation reporting products and services cost-effectively available to them.
But before you let a valued employee walk away from your company because he or she thinks they’ll get more money else, where total compensation software should be considered.
Total compensation reports are effective morale boosters, and now they're very inexpensive!
Our software can help. Our self-service easy-to-use total compensation reporting software helps small employers to help their employees understand the true value of their total compensation packages.
How Do We Price Our Plans?
We price our plans based on the size of your company.
Companies up to 5 - Always free
Companies from 6- 25 $2,400 annually
Companies from 26 - 50 $5,800 annually
Companies from 50 + Custom Priced
For the free plan - if you would like us to set up your plan/software we charge $299.00
If you have a fully paid plan, we set up the software and give your the reports
We typically work with your bookkeeper, your CFO or your accountant. We are not opposed to work directly with the business owners or partners, however the bookkeepers usually know the numbers and benefits.
All we need to do is to have your bookkeeper fill out our form and we will do the rest. If you have a lot of complicated benefits we will either review your Employee Handbook or will do an interview with who knows your benefits.
You decide on who will have access to the sofware and what reports they can see and download. If you would like us to wall off access to any reports, we can set up access for only you. You would then decide on which employee reports you download and share. If you like the idea of automation we can always set up automatic delivery.
Darcel Ballentine
Barone LLC.
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Acme Co.