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Workspan Daily
03/11/2026
These roles sit between white- and blue-collar positions and are defined less by degrees and more by skills, opening the door to a
fresh workforce type .
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Journal Article
06/02/2023
The visualization techniques have been used to explain clustering (grouping) of keywords, as well as the density (volume) of research around each cluster.
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Workspan Daily
08/29/2023
Preventive Services Task Force lowered the age of recommended first screenings for colon cancer to 45, and there is a 2023 draft recommendation to lower the age of first screening for breast cancer to 40.
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Workspan Daily
09/16/2025
And shortly before the release of the executive order, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
indicated it would no longer cap private-fund investments at 15% in retail closed-end funds, indicating the types of policy and oversight shifts that may continue to emerge.
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Workspan Magazine
08/15/2022
Of companies polled, 45% said they are applying pay differentials as a premium or discount to either a baseline/single pay structure or individual pay, and 24% create separate base pay structures for different geographic locations.
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Workspan Daily
04/24/2026
When asked how business has been impacted by growth in health benefit costs over the past two years, CFOs said:
;Reduced spending on other benefits (38%);
;Slower wage growth (36%);
;Increased prices for products/services (26%);
;Reduced hiring/layoffs (22%);
;Reduced investment (19%);
When asked what types of cost controls they would like to see in their health programs over the next few years, 45% of CFOs favored a strong emphasis on plan design changes, such as raising deductibles.
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Workspan Magazine
02/05/2025
For instance, short-term supply issues often have a major impact on what different types of engineers are paid in the short term.
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Workspan Daily
08/31/2023
Broken out by employee type, organizations are projecting an average increase of: 4.1% for nonexempt hourly employees and nonexempt salaried employees.;4.1% for exempt salaried employees.;4% for officers and executives in 2024.; Promotional Increases WorldatWork’s survey reported that 55% of organizations budget for promotional pay increases while 45% do not.
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Press Release
12/14/2021
“We had almost 1,000 respondents and the information is broken down by organization size, type and industry.
Journal Article
01/01/2022
This implies that they regard the items to reflect several distinct clusters of items that converge on the valid measures of the inclusion.
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