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In Canada specifically, we’re also seeing continued investment in pay equity compliance (for those impacted by either the Canadian federal pay equity law, or the Quebec regulations.)

; ; Segal: The Rising Cost of GLP-1s The annual cost trend for medical plans is projected to increase to 8%, according to Segal’s 2025 Health Plan Cost Trend Survey , which included about 70 health insurance providers and other healthcare management organizations .

For the past three years, desk-based workers had the freedom to work remotely for the most part in consultation with their managers, under a policy dubbed “Work Your Way.”

As long as an exempt employee’s salary is not regularly adjusted based on hours worked, setting a new salary (not below federal and/or state minimum amounts) at various phases of reduced hours should not jeopardize the exempt status.

“As we navigate the ever-evolving business landscape, we need to adapt and best align our strategies to be more competitive in the long-term,” he wrote.

As a result, ;13% of surveyed workers feel deeply underchallenged and disengaged all the time.; ;28% often feel they could be contributing much more.; ;28% feel underutilized occasionally.; When employees feel their skills are consistently underused, most of the respondents did not envision staying long term, and many anticipate leaving within months: ;67% said they would leave their employer within a year if underutilization continued.; ;46% said they would leave within six months, including 17% who would exit in under three months.; ;Only 34% said they would stay longer than a year.; PwC to Limit Workplace Options for New Hires As reported by Business Insider, management consultant firm PwC is cutting the number of U.S. offices that new consulting recruits can join.

CNBC reported JustAnswer, a San Francisco-based tech company, with 252 employees based in offices around Ukraine, help relocate employees and their families to safer locations, paying for moving fees, rent on new leases, hotel stays and bus fare.

The activities must be correlated in both medium and long term.

Access a bonus Workspan Daily Plus+ article on this subject: ;How to Contend with a Job-Hopping Workforce; When comparing positions held by workers after the age of 21 (excluding part-time and short-term work during high school or college), the research revealed the following longevity averages: ;Baby Boomers: 3.6 employers in 27.1 years (7.5 years per job); ;Generation X: 4.2 employers in 19.4 years (4.6 years per job); ;Millennials: 3.9 employers in 9.2 years (2.4 years per job); ;Generation Z: 2.7 employers in 2.8 years (1 year per job); Although the data may exclude some shorter-term, early career jobs not listed by older workers, the gap is more than significant enough to account for those omissions, and it still paints a picture of dramatically increased job-hopping by the workforce’s newest entrants, said Jesse Wheeler, a senior macroeconomic analyst at Revelio Labs.