The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics has released the results of its comprehensive 2006 Survey of Employee Benefits in Private Industry. The survey contains data from 10,370 private industry establishments representing about 105 million workers. Benefits elements covered in the survey, which measures practices as of March 2006, include:
- Retirement
- Medical
- Dental
- Prescription drug coverage
- Life insurance
- Disability
- Paid leave
- Paid holidays
- Quality of life benefits (childcare assistance, flexible workplace, etc.)
- Health savings accounts
- Dependent care reimbursement accounts
- Healthcare reimbursement accounts
- Educational assistance
- Health promotion
- Non-production bonuses
- Stock options
Survey results are analyzed and displayed by worker characteristic (including full time versus part time), establishment characteristics (including goods versus service producers) and geographic area.
Access the free survey summary report here.
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