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Sixty percent of working Americans say they are more likely to stay with their company if it offers an employer-sponsored retirement plan, a consumer research survey by investment firm Voya Financial found, reports HR Dive. Retirement benefits were nearly as important as a competitive salary or compensation package (64%) or flexible work hours (63%), the survey found.
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