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Payscale Study: 22% Of Companies Are Limiting Salary Increases
22% of US companies plan to cut salary raise budgets next year. How can organizations meet employee expectations while maintaining financial stability?
Study: 1 In 5 Workers Battle A Toxic Work Environment
One in five employees are trapped in a toxic workplace. Explore more shocking statistics and strategies to combat this issue for a healthier work environment.
Clocking Off Early: Average Workday Shrinks By 37 Minutes
A compelling trend has emerged: an average reduction of 37 minutes in the workday. How does the shrinking workday impact productivity and employee well-being?
MetLife Study: Only 58% Of Employees Feel Cared For
79% of employees consider wellness programs a must-have. Explore strategies to develop comprehensive benefits packages that resonate with the modern workforce.
The AI Revolution In Primary Care: Are We Ready?
One in three patients are ready for AI-led primary care. What does this mean for the field of health care and the world of employee wellness?
The Ripple Effect: How The Supreme Court’s Affirmative Action Ruling Could Impact Businesses
A recent Supreme Court ruling on affirmative action eliminated race as a factor in student admissions. What does this mean for DEI in the workplace?
The Connection Between Gut Health & Exercise Motivation
Discover the surprising link between gut health & exercise motivation and ways employers can support employees in improving their gut health.
The State Of Employee Smoking In 2024
Smoking and other forms of tobacco use not only have negative impacts on health, but adverse effects on business success. Explore the relationship between smoking and workplace performance and how employers can help employees quit for good.
Study: 80% Of Great Resignation’s Quitters Have Regrets
80% of employees who left their job during the Great Resignation regret it. Explore the roots of this regret, future implications for the unemployed, and what employers have learned for the future.