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More and more, we're seeing businesses breaking down the wall between talent management and strategic planning and recognizing that employees are not just an expense line but a key asset in achieving a company's goals. As such, the relationship between HR professionals, the C-Suite and benefits advisors is changing, as well. It's no longer about creating a benefits plan that keeps costs to a minimum, but one that provides everything employees need to stay happy and productive–and with the company.
Not all C-Suite leaders are sold on this mindset just yet. More benefits professionals are working hard to grab a seat at the table and be a force for the changes needed for the organization to stay competitive.
For those looking to stake out their spot in this changing dynamic, here are a few tips:
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