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Joint-employer status only applies if a company directly affects employees’ “essential terms and conditions of employment” (i.e., wages, benefits, hours, hiring, discharge, discipline, supervision and direction).; ;Indirect control is not sufficient.

Then there’s artificial intelligence ; increased awareness of climate change; social and political transformation; the rise (perhaps until recently) of diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging initiatives; and the ubiquity of smart devices for personal and professional usage, to name a few others.

Give them support and solid ground to stand on by: ;Preparing to discuss the fundamental differences and similarities between the government plans and the plans offered by your employer to increase understanding.; ;Fostering open communication so all employees, especially new hires, feel comfortable asking questions about their options.; ;Promoting any financial planning services the organization may provide, demonstrating the employer’s investment in employees’ financial health.; Editor’s Note: Additional Content For more information and resources related to this article, see the pages below, which offer quick access to all WorldatWork content on these topics: ;Employee Benefits; ;Employee Experience; ;Organizational Performance;

I truly believe this is as good as it gets, in terms of everything you want out of life.

While a headline-grabber across industries, this is particularly and primarily impactful for companies involved with: ;Beverage and food services; ;Entertainment and events; ;Hospitality and guest services; ;Home services; ;Personal services; ;Personal appearance and wellness; ;Recreation and instruction; ;Transportation and delivery; The conversation (on social media and perhaps, based on your industry, in corporate/department/team meetings) will undoubtedly pick up speed now that the Department of the Treasury, on Tuesday, Sept. 2, made public a “preliminary list” of occupations that, based on their historical tipped status, would be eligible for the tax-savings benefit.

Under the SECURE 2.0 Act , employers can match employees’ student loan repayments with a contribution to the 401(k), 403(b), governmental 457(b) plan or Savings Incentive Match Plan for Employees individual retirement account (SIMPLE IRA), helping employees save for retirement while paying down their debt.; ;Employee choice programs.

Since most employers offer more than one medical plan option, Mercer experts said employees may consider a non-traditional, high-performance network plan designed to help consumers access providers pre-selected based on quality and cost, which may offer lower out-of-pocket costs.

Periods of isolation — even less than 10 days — can have long-term negative effects on mental health lasting up to three years (Lancet 2020).

.; In the Muldrow ruling, the Court determined the plaintiff in this case did not need to show the harm they suffered was “significant” — just that the action (in this instance, the transfer) caused “some harm” with respect to an identifiable term or condition of employment.

Hartstein said that granting various types of benefits, equity, bonuses or other compensation plans may create opportunities to also protect the organization’s interests in these areas, or make changes to existing agreements to keep up with legal changes.