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To support action and application , you can download: ;A report highlighting key findings; ;A short quiz designed to spark meaningful Total Rewards goal-setting conversations within your organization; Access the Report Access the Report Download PDF Report Download PDF Report Access the Total Rewards Priorities Quiz Access the 2025 Total Rewards Leaders' Priorities Study 290 Participating Leaders 61% Directors and above 36% Total Rewards Leaders 28% Plan to prioritize speed and innovation in 2026, rapidly adapting products and services to meet evolving customer needs and enhance their competitive edge.

In the survey of nearly 2,000 working Americans, 36% of respondents stated they feel burned out and 33% reported feeling more burned out than a year ago.

.; The results: In the Deloitte survey, respondents from high-performing teams are significantly more likely to use AI tools in their work (78% vs. 54%) and more likely to say their experience working with AI was “very high quality” in supporting core work (36% vs. 18%).

Ihrke also shared WTW data that showed organizations with high well-being scores are linked to better business outcomes, including: ;36% more return on equity; ;30% lower healthcare costs for the employer; ;19% more return on assets; ;5% more revenue per employee; To encourage employees to make preventive care a priority, Ihrke said, “Total rewards professionals should have a targeted communication strategy to provide education and have reminders on when an individual should see a physician, include options for both in-person and virtual appointments, and communicate anticipated costs.”

Additional findings included: ;36% of surveyed CHROs expect to increase their hiring over the next six months — down slightly from 37% in the fourth quarter of 2024.; ;32% expect employee retention to improve over the next six months — down slightly from 34% in Q4 2024.; ;20% expect to decrease their hiring over the next six months — up slightly from 19% six months ago and a significant jump from only 11% in Q2 2024.; ;16% of CHROs expect their employee retention to decrease — down from 21% in Q4 2024.; “CHROs are taking a more thoughtful, steady approach as economic and policy uncertainty lingers.

Their choices depend on whether the executive will remain an employee (not yet retired) or will retire (no longer an employee) (Figure 1).

The first of those deadlines now is July 1, 2026; the second, July 1, 2027; the third, July 1, 2028.; The bill now awaits the signature of Gov.

Industrial and Organizational Psychology 1(1): 3–30.

Among those who did, 67% of Gen Zs and 72% of millennials felt their job allows them to make a meaningful contribution to society.; ;Almost half of respondents (41% of Gen Zs and 46% of millennials) said their primary job is central to their identity.

This number is nearly triple the rate of benefits leaders who said this a year ago (36%).