Hidden Paycheck Benefits Reach Employee Understanding
The article discusses how employees overlook the true value of paychecks by ignoring employer benefit programs. It highlights the need for clear benefit communications to combat inflationary pressures, with Herget and Co. Inc. offering a two part service including personalized benefit booklets and reinforced by small group meetings. The program targets small companies, stressing the dollar value of benefits and ERISA driven clarity to improve morale and retention.
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G. Glenn Glass
Benefit Communications
Herget and Co. Inc
Glass
Glass Glass
Herget and Co
Herget and Co Inc
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Marsi
Daniel J Gorney
Herert and Coote
Heata
Laree
Heer
LS Chathins
Herget
ERISA
Herget & Co, Inc
New Benefit Communications Service
New Benefit
Fort Lauderdale
Denver
Pittsburgh
Industrial engineering pay survey shows varied median incomes
The average participant earned 31291 annually, up 11.9 percent from last year per Dr. Steven Langer of Abbott Langer Associates. Median pay varied by employer type with furniture and wood products lowest at about 23000 and consulting highest at 36300. Entry level median was 18862 while top level reached 42525 for industrial engineering jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven Langer
Abbott, Langer & Associates
Park Forest
People and Jobs chartbook forecasts 1990 labor force growth
The U S Bureau of Labor Statistics projects the national labor force will rise to about 120 million by 1990, with women driving much of the increase and shifts in age, race, and education. Services will dominate employment, and demand will grow for technicians, nurses, clerks, and computer professionals, per the chartbook People and Jobs.
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U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Alvin J. Margulis
Bureau
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
Virginia
West Virginia
U.S Bureau of Labor Statistics
P.O
Philadelphia
Acco Industries supplies system for Wards site
Montgomery Ward opens its first new catalog house in five years at the 1.1 million square foot Merchandise Distribution Center in Sharonville Ohio. The facility serves parts of ten states and uses two automated sortation systems by Acco and Integrated Handling Division. A Teknekron optical cleaner and Sortrac belt system optimize order consolidation packing and truck loading. Richard Browne Associates is ranked 445th in ENR top 500 design firms.
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Integrated Handling Systems
Acco Industries Inc
Frederick
Richard E. Lahtinen
Montgomery Ward
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New Merchandise Distribution
Sharonville
Ohio
Acco Industries
Cincinnati
Integrated Handling Division
Michigan
Georgia
Teknekron
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