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Proportionally, we have more repeat failures at this time, as only 63% are currently first-time failures compared to 70% in the last two years.

In addition, organizations had 90% average board SoP support, with 94% of those organizations providing support greater than 70%.

Nine in 10 (89%) of employees report experiencing burnout in the past year, while 70% would leave their organization for one offering resources to reduce burnout.

“For example, we’re finding employees in their late 50s, 60s, even their 70s who are not prepared for the demand and cost [associated] with caregiving ...

WorldatWork research found that 70% of organizations provided paid parental leave in 2022, which is up 13% from 2019, and 44% offered paid medical or caregiver leave, which is more than double the organizations that offered it in 2019.

The percentage of companies receiving strong support (defined as greater than 90%) has declined (70% of Russell 3000), though moderate support remains the norm (86% received greater than 70% support).

Thanks, my fellow 70-year-old, for showing me that, even after 40-plus years in a profession, you can keep learning and improving.

Many employees (70%) who identify as male say they’re satisfied with their compensation compared to 60% who identify as female and 59% who identify as non-binary.

Hochul said. “ By requiring employers to provide quality accommodations, this legislation will help employees feel comfortable and respected when breastfeeding. ” Survey: 70% of HR P rofessionals S ay E mployer L acks DEI F ramewor k As reported by Benefits Canada , m ore than two-thirds (70 % ) of human resources professionals say their employer lacks a diversity, equity and inclusion governance framework or has a DEI framework with unclear accountabilities .

The 2026 standard mileage rates are as follows: Scenario 2026 Rate 2025 Rate General business use 72.5 cents per mile 70 cents per mile For medical purposes 20.5 cents per mile 21 cents per mile For moving purposes (for certain active-duty Armed Forces and intelligence-community members) 20.5 cents per mile 21 cents per mile In service of charitable organizations 14 cents per mile 14 cents per mile As a reminder, there is no federal law in the U.S. requiring employers to reimburse their employees for mileage when using a personal vehicle for work.