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According to the institute’s 2025 Financial Wellbeing Survey, 1 in 4 financial wellness-interested employers with 500 or more employees currently offer LTC coverage, and nearly 60% of employers view such coverage as a “financial wellness” benefit.

For instance, only 1 in 3 American workers feel confident they are on track to retire comfortably, according to a 2025 NFP U.S.

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How much harder is the employee likely to work for that additional 1%-2%?

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The Center for Parental Leave Leadership finds it more accurate and productive to define parental leave as an extended period of transition for all new parents regardless of gender identification, their manager and team that is experienced across three phases: 1) preparing for leave, 2) during leave and 3) returning from leave.

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The FTC also estimates that 1 in 5 employees are under a noncompete at work — that's approximately 30 million people. ; The U.S.

Google Ordered to Pay $1 Million Over Gender Discrimination Google will have to pay $1 million to an executive who alleged the company discriminated against her based on her gender and later retaliated when she spoke up about it, Engadget reports .

The full list includes: ;California; ;Colorado; ;Connecticut; ;District of Columbia; ;Hawaii; ;Illinois; ;Maryland; ;Massachusetts (effective Oct. 29, 2025, with wage reports due earlier in the year); ;Minnesota; ;Nevada; ;New Jersey (effective June 1, 2025); ;New York; ;Rhode Island; ;Vermont (effective July 1, 2025); ;Washington; Additionally, Maine and Michigan have pending pay transparency bills that could be passed this year .