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A recent Joblist survey of 29,000 job seekers found about one-third of Gen Z employees want to work fully remotely, compared to nearly 50% of Millennials and 40% of Gen X and Baby Boomers, Scruggs noted.

Elon Musk last year scratched monthly, company-wide “days of rest” at his social media platform, X.

“The X-factor of recognition is in how it makes the person feel as a result of receiving it.”

Washington Post, Aug. 12. https://www.washingtonpost.com/outlook/2020/08/12/employees-pay-cuts-productivity/.

Nearly equal proportions reported being not at all certain (13%) and very certain (12%) while only a few (2%) felt extremely certain.

;Returnships are paid and typically last from 12 to 24 weeks, although some are as short as eight weeks or as long as two years.

Despite these substantial investments, employee engagement has fallen to 31%, its lowest level in a decade, with 8 million fewer engaged workers since 2020, 4 and voluntary quits hold steady at roughly 3.2 million per month. 5 This incurs significant costs, as unengaged employees account for approximately $1.9 trillion in lost productivity nationally, 6-7 with the cost of replacing an individual employee ranging from a staggering 0.5x - 2x the employee’s salary. 8-9 Taken together, these patterns highlight a significant opportunity to rethink rewards through a more intentional, human-centered approach one that elevates the employee value proposition across the career lifecycle and recognizes that the beliefs that individuals have about their work (for example, whether they find it meaningful, feel they matter, and see growth opportunities; see Figure 1 ) determine whether those rewards translate into optimal business outcomes.

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“The [Hodge] decision fully vindicates that precedent [from the Ryan case] and the plain text of [the] FTC Act clearly provide[s] us rulemaking authority to ban noncompete clauses, which harm competition by inhibiting workers’ freedom and mobility while stunting economic growth,” FTC spokesman Douglas Farrar stated in a post on his X social media account .