Health Insurance, Retirement Savings Plan and Paid Time-Off Listed as Top Benefits for Healthcare Employees
The report, Toward an Employee Value Proposition (EVP) in the Healthcare Sector identifies the benefits and features that are most important to healthcare employees when seeking new employment or deciding to remain with their current employer. An EVP is a mix of rewards and benefits that make working for an organization particularly attractive that should also respond to the needs and expectations of the organization's workforce.
The report is released during a critical time as hospitals and healthcare systems continue to struggle with recruitment and retention in the post-pandemic environment. According to the report, 21% of full-time employees are at risk of turnover within the next two years, including 25% of registered nurses and 24% of physicians and surgeons.
"The key to attracting and retaining top talent lies within the tangible and intangible rewards of working for an employer," said
Researchers say, when asked to identify the three benefits most important to them, healthcare survey respondents most often cited health insurance (83%) paid time-off (83%) and a retirement savings plan (76%) among their top three. These top three were consistent across age groups. While a retirement savings plan ranks third among the most valued benefits, survey responses show having access to a retirement savings plan is important to both older (89%) and younger employees (54%).
"Saving for retirement is a top priority for just over half of healthcare employees under age 40," said
In the survey, respondents were additionally asked to review a list of 11 job features and identify the three most important to them. While healthcare employees often cited salary as a most important job feature, 31% nonetheless did not rate it in their top three. Benefits and work-life balance were next in line, but still less than 50% rated them in their top three most important. Workplace flexibility and workplace culture were each cited by one-third as a top three most important job feature.
Sixty-three percent of those at risk of turnover rate staffing and resource shortages as a big problem at their current job. Stress and burnout (56%) and lack of appreciation (48%) are also big problems for them.
The report is the latest from the Institute around employee value propositions compared to workforce priorities.
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