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Workspan Daily
10/14/2024
.;72% said they would feel less included/accepted at work.;34% felt their productivity would suffer.; The report posited that organizations should think carefully before backing down on DEI, given that nearly 30% of Gen Z adults identify as part of the LGBTQ+ community and LGBTQ+ Americans hold an estimated $1.4 trillion in total spending power.
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Workspan Daily
02/05/2025
What Well-Being Programs Bring to the Table
The average return on investment (ROI) for employee wellness programs is 6:1, with
72% of employers seeing reduced healthcare costs after implementing such a program, according to Zippia, a provider of career development solutions.
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Workspan Daily
04/30/2025
The survey of almost 10,000 business and human resources leaders in 93 countries also found:
;73% of executives and 72% of workers agreed that organizations should do more today to connect their workforce with opportunities to gain experience and build career readiness.;
;Nearly three-quarters (74%) of surveyed workers, managers and executives say it is very important, or of critical importance, to prioritize human capabilities while addressing this situation.;
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;How Apprenticeships Can Help Organizations Gain Skilled Workers;
The reality is work has changed, and it requires more judgment, said David Mallon, a co-author of the Deloitte report and a chief analyst and managing director at the consulting firm.
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Workspan Daily
04/17/2026
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;72: The percentage of global employers who said they are struggling to find the skilled talent they need, according to a
2026 Global Talent Shortage report by staffing and recruitment agency ManpowerGroup.;
;70: The percentage of U.S. job postings that listed “business operations skills” as the top requirement in the skill category of jobs posted, according to
research by employment website Indeed.;
;48: The percentage of working Gen Z members in the U.S. who believe the risks of artificial intelligence (AI) in the workforce outweigh its benefits, according to a new
report by analytics and advisory firm Gallup.;
;43: The percentage of U.S. graduates aged 22 to 27 who were underemployed (meaning graduates holding jobs that typically do not require a four-year degree) as of December 2025, according to
data from the New York Federal Reserve Bank.;
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Workspan Daily
05/03/2024
Burke’s panel discussion is among the 120 learning sessions (featuring 200-plus speakers) taking place at the Total Rewards ’24 conference in Cincinnati.
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Most recently she was Director, Total Rewards for Acumatica an ERP solutions technology firm in Bellevue, WA.
Research
09/01/2021
Employee Compensation
Equitable & Diverse Workplaces
Survey Results
This survey reveals the types of organizations where pay equity practices are most prevalent, how long organizations have devoted themselves to pay equity, how equitable pay practices are perceived to be by organizations, the type of actions organizations plan to take in the coming year, and more.
Workspan Daily Plus+
03/19/2025
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;Geared for Success: The Benefits of More Frequent Compensation Cycles;
Types of Additional Comp Cycles
Start out with an understanding of the various types of extra compensation cycles, which one would best address your business’ needs and how the change fits into your pay philosophy, said Andrea Derler, a principal of research and value at people analytics company Visier.
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Workspan Daily
01/13/2023
Shares of Goldman Sachs have fallen about 10% over the past year, giving it a market value of $120 billion.
Workspan Daily
10/29/2025
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.
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