More than one-third of all employees are prepared to bolt their current employer absent an improvement in their benefits package.
So notes new research from Aflac, which published this finding in its 2012 Aflac Workforces Report. The company conducted the survey in partnership with the national polling firm Research Now.
When asked how influential a benefits package is in the decision to leave a current employer, 34 percent of the report's respondents say "very influential" or "extremely influential." And when asked what their current employer could do to keep them at their job, 49 percent say "improve my benefits package."
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