With high inflation and rising interest rates, Australians are more concerned with their financial wellbeing than ever before, and it's no surprise that so many are looking to move employers in the hopes of a chunky salary rise. And in an already competitive market, Aussie businesses are facing challenges to attract and retain employees when a business-wide pay increase isn't an option. But there's more that employers can do to mitigate rising costs of living for their people, while also keeping business costs low, to support and engage their employees by introducing meaningful initiatives that will maximise their disposable income.
To help, we've put together resources to plan your strategy and tools to help you get ahead of the cost of living increases to boost your attraction and retention goals, now and in the future.
Reach out to us for more ideas on how to navigate the cost of living crisis that we can quickly help you put in place.
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Support your people throughout cost of living increases with meaningful solutions
During times of financial uncertainty, employers shouldn't sit on the sidelines. Your people are looking to your organisation to support them in easing their day-to-day burdens and making them feel appreciated. With Reward Gateway, you can learn more about:
1. Introducing an innovative employee benefits program to your people to stretch their disposable income
2. Peer-to-peer and manager-led recognition features to reinforce core values and create a culture of continuous and strategic recognition
3.Tailored communications tools to drive awareness and understanding of benefits on offer or important company goals.
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