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Paid Time Off Programs and Practices This report summarizes the results of a March 2019 WorldatWork survey conducted with PTO Inc. to gather information on traditional and PTO bank-type programs, as well as current practices in separate paid parental leave programs.

It examines such issues as which organizations are taking action on pay equity, how frequently organizations conduct pay equity analyses, the barriers and motivators of pay equity work, what types of compensation are included in pay equity analysis, how organizations share the results of pay equity analyses and more.

The current report, published in September 2024, includes trends in the rising use of various bonus types, such as sign-on, performance, retention, referral, and spot bonuses.

While there’s no one-size-fits-all approach to achieving an effective balance of risk and reward in every compensation plan, organizations should ensure compensation programs are appropriately designed and function based on the types and extent of their risk.

There are several types of diabetes (i.e., Type 1, Type 2, prediabetes, gestational diabetes), and each presents their own health challenges and have their own general treatment specifications.

While the data shows that more types of compensation are being included in pay equity analyses, most organizations could improve their analysis by being more inclusive of all types of pay.

A : Since losing coverage due to Medicare eligibility is a qualifying event under the Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act (COBRA), the employee’s eligible dependents would be offered COBRA to continue coverage on the employer’s group health plan for up to 36 months from the date the employee enrolls in Medicare.

Study: Employee Satisfaction Hit a 36-Year High in 2022 A survey by the Conference Board found that 62.3% of U.S. employees are satisfied with their job, the highest share since the business research organization started the survey in 1987.

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Study Explores the Benefit Needs of Lower-Wage Workers New research from Commonwealth and JPMorganChase found building up savings for retirement is the top financial priority of U.S. workers (44%) who earn low to moderate incomes (LMI), topping saving for emergencies (36%), saving for long-term goals (33%) and paying off credit cards (29%).