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Workspan Daily
03/04/2022
Under
the plan, Target’s hourly employees who work a minimum average of 25 hours a
week will be eligible to enroll in a company medical plan, down from the
previous requirement of 30 hours per week.
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Workspan Daily
06/16/2023
The latest workforce survey from The Conference Board , a non-profit business membership and research group organization, polled more than 1,100 people (mainly office workers), finding that nearly half who reported decreased mental health worked more than 50 hours per week.
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Workspan Magazine
02/01/2021
., earnings per share, relative total shareholder return).
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Workspan Daily
01/16/2026
Under Checkpoint, Meta will transition to two cycles per year — mid-year and year-end — using the same rating scale in both cycles, with bonuses paid twice annually.
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Workspan Magazine
10/03/2024
Another
study , published in the
Journal of Financial Economics, found that employees who get paid weekly use credit cards 30% to 40% less often than those who are paid once per month.
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Workspan Daily
04/27/2023
Leaders should seek feedback continuously rather than once per year.
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Journal Article
06/02/2023
Complexity, per se, is neither good nor bad.
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Workspan Daily
01/28/2025
., a
Mayo Clinic study found menopause symptoms currently cost employers $1.8 billion annually in missed work, with total productivity losses estimated at $26 billion per year.
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Workspan Magazine
04/09/2025
According to
calculations by the Best Workplaces for Commuters (BWC) program, which recognizes employers that promote economically and environmentally friendly transportation options to their employees, an employee who earns $59,384 annually and participates in a QTFB program will take home an additional $766 per year in tax savings.
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Workspan Magazine
05/15/2023
Retirement Benefits for Part-Timers Under SECURE 2.0, those working more than 500 hours per year are now allowed to make elective deferrals into DC plans more quickly — after two years, compared to three under prior law.
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