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The Benefits Care Gap Study
Prudential Financial surveyed employers and employees to expose a 23-point gap between how much employers think their benefits show care and how workers actually feel. The study also introduced household-profile segmentation, showing that benefits feel more relevant when matched to employees’ real-life stages and financial pressures.
Why it worked: It quantified a surprising 23-point empathy gap and offered a fix—household-profile segmentation—giving journalists hard numbers plus an actionable framework.
The lesson: Consider fielding a quick poll that reveals a measurable expectation–experience gap, then pair it with a simple, named solution framework.
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How this story spread across the media
| Publication | Headline | Date |
|---|---|---|
| insurancebusinessmag.com | Employers think their benefits show care. Workers disagree | Insurance Business | Tuesday 25th August, 2026 |
| insurancebusinessmag.com | Benefits gap costs employers talent, Prudential research finds | Insurance Business | Monday 14th September, 2026 |