Employers

In a competitive marketplace, Keeper is the edge your business can't afford to forgo.

It’s Win-Win-Win

Who Pays The
Nominal Service Fee?

It’s up to You!

But can we recommend your Wage Parity Benefit funds?

Much of your employees’ Wage Parity Funds regularly goes unused.

With Keeper you can provide them with the benefit they will use, enjoy and appreciate.

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No Hidden Fees

Many hidden (and obvious)benefits

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Retention rates soar when satisfied employees can use their wages immediately
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Last minute or off-hour shifts are eagerly coveted by those who want to earn money quickly
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Since EVV is required, team members opt into this mutually beneficial option to qualify
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Direct deposit utilization rises so staff can have fronted payments seamlessly deducted

Keep Pace With Keeper Employers

9 out of 10 workers would stay longer on a job when offered Early Wage Access *

When you’re not taking advantage, somebody else is!

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The Keeper Edge

By The Numbers *

84%

Of employees worry about money while on the job

44%

Have less than $500 saved for emergencies

68%

Feel that financial issues are impacting their health

Earned Wage Access (EWA) can help relieve financial pressure by providing employees early access to their earned wages.

Offering this service as an employee benefit can help improve employee retention and engagement as a large majority (79%) of employees surveyed report they are willing to switch to an employer who provides EWA.

Given current socioeconomic trends, and as seen by the highest turnover in ten years, employees are looking for better alternatives.

Earned Wage Access can not only increase employee engagement but also impact employee productivity and health, which can ultimately help reduce costs for employers.

* In 2019, Visa set out to better understand the opportunity and appeal of Earned Wage Access. Here is what they wrote in their summary:

“Our research shows that almost half of employees have less than $500 saved for unexpected expenses.

The lack of available funds needed to pay for necessary expenses — such as groceries, utilities or gas bills — is impacting employees’ productivity and health.”