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The Aflac WorkForces Report examines the issues impacting employee benefits. Data from the 10th annual Aflac WorkForces Report shows the impact health care reform is having in the workplace, the widening gap between companies that actively leverage benefits as part of their business strategy and those who do not, and the growing importance of voluntary benefits to workers.
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When it comes to benefits, the size of your workforce plays a significant role in shaping your programs.
- Small Companies
- Medium-sized Companies
- Large Companies
2020 Aflac WorkForces Report results for benefits decision-makers and employees from the education industry.
- Construction
- Education
- Financial Services
- Government
- Health Care
- Manufacturing
- Private Sector
- Professional Services
- Public Sector
- Retail
- Technology
The 2020 key attitudes and trends
- Top 10 Trends and Topics
- Pandemic Underlines Open Enrollment Decisions
- Financial Insecurity Implications for the U.S. Workforce
- The vast majority of employers plan to maintain their benefits programs
- A virtual benefits enrollment experience is the future – now
- Virtual wellness and telemedicine options rise
- Cost continues to be the greatest barrier for employers to offer benefits
- Employers choose supplemental insurance and benefits advisors to meet workforce needs and demands
- Financial security continues to be a major concern for Americans, and health care costs are a strong contributing factor
- Surprise out-of-pocket costs have a big effect on the U.S. workforce
- Employees anticipate expanded benefits to help them feel secure at the workplace
- The COVID-19 pandemic was a wake-up call to invest more time on research to understand benefits options better
- Health benefits continue to play an important role in workplace well-being, recruitment and satisfaction
The 2024-2025 Aflac WorkForces Report is the 14th annual research study examining benefits trends and attitudes. The surveys, conducted by Kantar, captured responses from 1,003 employers and 2,000 employees across the United States in various industries.
View previous Aflac WorkForces Report research:
- 2023 AWR Findings
- 2022 AWR Findings
- 2021 AWR Findings
- 2020 AWR Findings
