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We can sense from a growing demand for diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives and policy changes that we need to step up our compassion game.

Base salary increases were, by far, the most commonly enhanced total rewards (TR) category, with 74% of surveyed employers raising salaries in 2024, compared to less than a third of employers enhancing other compensation or benefit categories — but 4% fewer employers increased base salaries this year.

A full written opinion has yet to be issued, but the court’s minute order suggested relief only applies to the plaintiff as an employer (a Florida-based real estate company) and to no one else.

Diabetic complications such as heart disease, nerve damage vision impairment and kidney failure represent large costs to health plan sponsors and productivity loss for employers.

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By 2023, only 15% of private-sector industry workers had access to a defined benefit plan, while more than two-thirds (67%) had access to defined contribution plans, according to the BLS .

You should plan to spend approximately 9 hours in a virtual class and 6 hours on self-guided work.

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Compensation and promotion are based on performance.