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On the utilization side, Nayya research found: ;70% of employees keep the same benefits from year to year — despite life changes that may make new benefits more relevant.; ;Only 14% actively seek new benefits options during annual enrollment.; ;26% of workers in a high-deductible health plan don’t use the associated HSA.; ;64% of those using an HSA don’t take advantage of its long-term investment potential .; Then, there’s the lack of understanding: ;70% of polled employees don’t understand hospital indemnity, accident and critical illness insurance.; ;50% can’t explain the intricacies of 401(k)s, HSAs or flexible spending accounts, or how these benefits work.; ;While employers annually spend an average of $16,501 per employee on health coverage, only 10% of employees understand that value; 25% believe their employer spends only $1,000 a year on their health benefits.; ;40% of employees don’t recognize health insurance as part of their total compensation, while 48% don’t consider

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general business models and business practices when determining joint employment:; ;Certain contractual agreements related to health, safety or legal compliance, including anti-harassment policies, background checks and workplace safety protocols;; ;Providing a sample employee handbook or other forms to another employer;; ;Offering an association health plan or association retirement plan to another employer or participating in such a plan with the employer;; ;Jointly participating in an apprenticeship program with another employer;; ;Operating as a franchisor or entering into a brand and supply agreement, or using a similar business model; and,; ;Auality control standards to ensure the consistent quality of the work product, brand, or business reputation.; ;Provide examples illustrating how the proposed analysis would apply in certain factual circumstances.; By aligning these standards, the department aims to reduce the burden of compliance for employers while better protecting workers

Compliance, at this stage, means organizations are providing base pay salary ranges on job postings and providing job candidates and/or employees salary ranges for jobs when asked.

Based on insights from 525 HR practitioners across 23 industries, the report linked this 31-point “confidence gap” to communication issues as well as notable structural weaknesses.

Employers based outside of California have an obligation to file a report if they have 100 or more employees and just one employee in California.; Pay data reporting season is underway in California, with the state’s reporting portal having opened Feb. 1.

See Issue Workspan Magazine, October-November 2024 Inthisissue,weexplore living wages, remote work, pay frequency changes, executive incentives and more.

Leaning into freeing past inhibitions, the playground idea is based on three core behaviors — being brave, focused and curious — which model "the language and the principles of how children operate or feel free to operate in a playground … where it’s relatively safe to experiment,” Shuster said.