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Agency data showed the highest-paid workers are most likely to have paid family leave — more than 1 in 5 of the top 10% of earners have this benefit, compared to 1 in 20 in the bottom 25%.

Consider ways to best use: Employee surveys;Online feedback forms;1:1 meetings;Town hall team meetings;Virtual suggestion boxes; Sabas Lin, the chief technology officer at learning tool provider Knowee, recommended artificial intelligence (AI) when preparing an employee listening strategy toolset.

In an 8-1 decision (Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson dissented), the court sided for the plaintiff.

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California: New Limits on Stay-or-Pay Contracts Start on Jan. 1 Effective Jan. 1, 2026, California Assembly Bill 692 (AB 692) will limit an employer’s ability to impose repayment obligations for upfront sign-on and retention bonuses, as well as certain other “stay-or-pay” practices (such as tuition and loan assistance programs).

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Enablement for these supervisors includes training on what the change is and provides necessary content to have an effective 1:1 conversation.

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The latter figure was revised from the 73,000 listed in the Aug. 1 report.

Employer requirements include: ;A written paid family and medical leave policy.; ;Providing at least two weeks of paid leave to all qualifying employees (and prorated for part-time employees).; ;Taking into account that paid leave must be for Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA)-protected reasons, even if the employer or employee is not covered under that law.; As of Jan. 1, 2026, H.R. 1 expands eligibility to allow the employer to: ;Set employee eligibility at six months of employment, reduced from 12 months, while customarily working 20 hours per week.; ;Claim the credit in states with mandatory paid leave requirements.; ;Claim the credit for a percentage of either employee wages paid or PFML insurance premiums.; State and Local Laws Several states and cities have mandatory or voluntary paid family leave programs that generally offer partial wage replacement to qualifying employees.