feature requestBusiness Operations · HR & HiringsituationalB2BSAASOnboarding

Gusto lacks employee-facing 401K benefit visibility and self-service options

Employees using Gusto cannot easily view or manage their 401K benefit details within the platform. The absence of a clear benefits dashboard means workers must seek information through other channels, reducing the self-service value of the HR platform.

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