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Small Business Employees May Not Get All Benefits They Deserve

May 17, 2004, 09:58
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It�s National Small Business Week, a chance to recognize how small businesses benefit the U.S. economy.  But did you know that the more than 57 million small business employees in the U.S. may not be getting all of their benefits? 

 

Half of all Americans work for small businesses.  But if you�re a small business employee, you are less likely than your big-company counterparts to have access to basic employee benefits.  Catherine Collinson from the Transamerica Center for Retirement Studies:

 

�There�s a misperception that these benefits are too expensive, especially for small businesses.  But employee benefits, particularly retirement benefits, can be set up in a number of ways to make them more affordable for small businesses.�

 

In fact, a recent survey from the Center found that small business employees were more likely to accept a job with a lower salary but with excellent benefits than one with a higher salary, but poor benefits.  Many employers often underestimate the importance of these benefits:

 

�If you don�t have access to the retirement plan you�d like, let your employer know. Your feedback is important for them to understand the value of workplace benefits.�

 

For more information on small businesses and retirement, visit transamerica-dot-com-backslash/thecenter.  .

 

Remember the importance of benefits and ask your employer to look into the options that may work for your small business.

 

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