The Baldwin Group Introduces 2024 Government Contractor Client Benefits Benchmarking Overview
2024年5月22日 - 10:00PM
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The Baldwin Group, the go-to-market brand name for The Baldwin
Insurance Group, Inc. (formerly BRP Group, Inc.) (“Baldwin” or the
“Company”) (NASDAQ: BWIN), an independent insurance distribution
firm delivering tailored insurance solutions to a wide range of
personal and commercial clients, has introduced its
much-anticipated 2024 Government Contractor (GovCon) Client
Benefits Benchmarking Overview by its GovCon Center of Excellence
(COE).
This report is designed specifically for companies working in
the GovCon space to help them better understand where their
employee benefits stand in relation to the marketplace, their
workforce, and related compensation and benefits expenditures and
how these intersect with one another.
Employee care and well-being have emerged as a critical element
of HR strategies. Employers have made significant investments in
attracting and retaining talent, including increasing salaries and
expanding benefits, showing their commitment to supporting their
staff, both at work and outside of work. This is especially
important in the world of government contractors due to the fierce
competition for top talent and the low unemployment rate.
In collaboration with the Government Technology Insurance
Company Risk Retention Group (GovTech), The Baldwin Group’s 2024
GovCon Client Benefits Benchmarking Overview draws from the very
best data and analysis from the past few years available in the
GovCon marketplace. The report includes not only internal
proprietary data covering hundreds of federal contractors, but also
data from organizations such as MetLife, Aprio, and others that
focus on government contractors.
“Employee benefits, in particular healthcare, is commonly the
second largest expense that federal contractors have next to
payroll,” said Kevin FitzPatrick, leader of The Baldwin Group’s
GovCon COE. “We understand that it is mission critical to keep an
organization’s compensation and fringe benefits costs under
control, while offering robust and affordable employee benefits. We
hope this year’s report remains insightful and informative for
GovCon leaders who rely on the actionable data contained within
it.”
Highlights from Baldwin’s 2024 GovCon Client Benefits
Benchmarking Overview include:
- Demonstrating care has become the top reason employers invest
in benefits, up from the third most important reason in 2022 (after
increasing productivity and rewarding employees for COVID-19
efforts).
- Although employees may say that compensation is the most
significant factor to them, it holds equal importance as other
elements in terms of driving employee care. Compensation was the
only extrinsic driver that ranked among the top 15 derived drivers
of care.
- As economic hardships persist, employees are increasingly
focused on the affordability of their benefits. In fact, 72% of
employees consider the affordability of employer-provided benefits
as a crucial factor in their organization's display of care towards
employees.
- With the implementation of Secure Act 2.0 on January 1st, 2024,
which allows employers to provide matching contributions based on
their employee’s student loan repayments, the GovCon COE
anticipates student loan benefits to grow in popularity. Along
those same lines, the number of employers providing student loan
assistance has nearly doubled over the last few years, with
reported assistance amounts ranging from $1,000 to $12,000 per
year.
- Despite cost-containment efforts, inflation and increasing
utilization pushed up renewal rates for health insurance premiums
this year. As doctor visits and medical treatments continue to rise
from lower pandemic levels, higher rates are expected through the
2026 plan year.
- 401K - a typical client will at first establish a
401K/retirement plan as a savings vehicle only, then evolve to a
Safe Harbor matching style plan. Finally, they will move to a
discretionary match and vesting schedule as they grow larger.
To view more trends as well as benefit program and retirement
plan benchmarking examples, download our full pdf here.
DISCLOSURE:
This communication is for informational purposes only and does
not purport to be a complete statement of all material facts
related to any company, industry or security mentioned. The
information provided while not guaranteed to accuracy or
completeness has been obtained from third parties and is believed
to be reliable. The opinions expressed reflect our judgment now and
are subject to change without notice and may or may not be
updated.
Investment advisory and asset management services are offered by
investment adviser representatives (IARs) through The Capital Group
Investment Advisory Services, LLC (TCGIAS) a registered investment
adviser, and indirect subsidiary of The Baldwin Insurance Group
Holdings, LLC and The Baldwin Insurance Group, Inc. You may learn
more about our services at The Capital Group RIA.
ABOUT THE BALDWIN GROUP
The Baldwin Group, the go-to-market brand name for The Baldwin
Insurance Group, Inc. (NASDAQ: BWIN) and its affiliates, is an
independent insurance distribution firm providing indispensable
expertise and insights that strive to give our Clients the
confidence to pursue their purpose, passion and dreams. As a team
of dedicated entrepreneurs and insurance professionals, we have
come together to help protect the possible for our Clients. We do
this by delivering bespoke Client solutions, services, and
innovation through our comprehensive and tailored approach to risk
management, insurance, and employee benefits. We support our
Clients, Colleagues, Insurance Company Partners, and communities
through the deployment of vanguard resources and capital to drive
our organic and inorganic growth. The Baldwin Group proudly
represents more than two million Clients across the United States
and internationally. For more information, please visit
https://baldwin.com/.
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or more of these risks or uncertainties materialize, or should
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