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Several surveys indicated that employees have been experiencing excessive stress that could have a lasting impact on employees’ well-being.

WTW collected the CAP values disclosed by companies in Year 2 to compare S&P 1500 TSR to median CAP and summary compensation table (SCT) pay for CEOs (also reflected in Figure 2 as principal executive officers, or PEO).

Key Takeaways ;Union Petitions Filed with NLRB Have Doubled Since 2021;Home Depot ’s C orporate Staff Must Work a Store Shift Each Quarter;Dell Mandates Global Sales Team Return to Office Five Days a Week;Boeing to Cut 10% of Workforce ; ; Reuse Permission Union Petitions Filed with NLRB Have Doubled Since 2021 As reported by The Associated Press , p etitions by workers for union representation doubled during President Joe Biden ’ s administration .

Stores that will be shuttered are located in Arlington, Virginia; San Leandro, California; Lihue, Hawaii; Simi Valley, California and Tallahassee, Florida.

Asghar said, “This ruling could certainly lead to more discrimination claims of all sorts as the plaintiffs’ bar tests the definition of ‘some harm’ necessary to establish an adverse employment action under Title VII and its state law mimics.”

Some will happily share the tips and tricks they use to ward off unwelcome home-office intrusions: ear buds, blinders, steep penalties for family members invading your convertedman cave.

In fact, 72% of S&P 500 companies were listing environmental, social and governance (ESG) goals in their incentive plans in 2023.

The number of CEOs leaving their roles in 2024 reached its highest point in six years , with CEO turnover in S&P 500 companies increasing 21% from the year before and tech companies seeing the most dramatic turnover rate — 90% higher than 2023.

Within its revised guidelines, issued on April 29, the EEOC outlined that employers who refuse to use transgender workers’ preferred pronouns and/or bar them from using bathrooms that match their gender identity are committing unlawful workplace harassment acts under federal anti-discrimination law.

., women hold approximately 31% of board seats at S&P 500 companies.)