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The Journal of Total Rewards First Quarter 2023 | Volume 32 | No. 1 In this issue: retiree knowledge transfer, Ohio workers’ comp pilot, more ESG metrics in executive comp, long-term care and CalPERS, employee trust for benefits Cover Story Journal of Total Rewards Article Tapping into Retirees to Bolster Knowledge Transfer The knowledge transfer between retirees and their remaining employees offers a unique opportunity to retain knowledge.

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As indicated in Table 1, by 2021, they were $31 per participant per year.

In fact, more than 1 in 4 workers in the U.S. labor force are now covered by state pay range transparency laws, based on data from the National Women’s Law Center .

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The Journal of Total Rewards First Quarter 2022 | Volume 31 | No. 1 A far-reaching look at mental wellbeing at work, including measuring inclusion and research based methods for providing mental health assistance.

Germany Latest Country to Experiment with a Four-Day Work Week A six-month program starting Feb. 1 will grant a day off every week for hundreds of German employees while keeping them on full pay.

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