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“A ‘mandatory fun’ type of event will bring certain people out and leave a lot of others behind,” Amato said.

This type of change can be invigorating for HR professionals and promote more respect for HR companywide.; Seven Challenges This new non-HR CHRO is going to be a work-in-progress because they likely will bring: ;HR knowledge gaps.

“With the passage of HR 4445 and with similar moves in various states, this would also be a good time for employers to reconsider their approach to mandatory arbitration for racial, disability, national origin, or other types of discrimination and harassment claims and determine whether their current mandatory arbitration policy still aligns with their company’s objectives after #MeToo and #BlackLivesMatter,” the firm wrote in a release.

While these types of modification ideas are offered with best intentions in mind, they too often result in program tinkering.

A separate Mercer survey found more than one-third of large employers will offer some type of non-traditional plan in 2026.

In addition, the economic impact of addressing, or not addressing, this healthcare gap is significant, Bower said — up to $1 trillion annually if it is addressed by 2040.

“But there have been other changes, such as rollover rules and the types of PTO programs being offered.”

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.

Stay on top of hot total rewards/HR news by also reading: Federal News Roundup for Oct. 10, 2025; ADP: Private-Sector Job Creation Slow, Pay Up 4.5% YOY Private-sector employers in the U.S. shed 32,000 jobs in September and pay to their workers was up 4.5% year-over-year, according to two reports released Oct. 1 by payroll services firm ADP.