Employee Benefits Survey 2016 is the fifth comprehensive benefits benchmarking survey, containing data for three distinct employment sectors (corporations, public employers and multiemployer plans).

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About This Survey:

Employee Benefits Survey 2016 received responses from single employer (including corporations), multiemployer and public employee plans in the databases of the International Foundation and the ISCEBS. A stratified random sampling method was used (by sector) and 577 responses were received.  The 577 responding human resources and benefits professionals, trustees, administrators and industry experts represent a wide base of U.S. organizations from nearly 20 different industries and ranging in size from fewer than 50 employees to more than 10,000.