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Workspan Daily article;Student Loan Payment Match Can Help Secure Employees’ Futures , Workspan Daily article;Reaping the Rewards of Student Loan Debt Repayment Programs , Workspan Daily article;Chipotle Introduces Student Loan Retirement Match Program , Workspan Daily article; As student loan payments resume after a nearly five-year pause, 43 million Americans (1 in 6 adults) are faced with repaying a collective $1.77 trillion in loan debt.

In what NBC News described as “another sign of the city’s gradual return to pre-pandemic norms,” New York City will lift its COVID-19 vaccine mandate for private-sector employers, effective Nov. 1 of this year.

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;The Impact of the H.R. 1 Law on the Telehealth Safe Harbor;Charting the Changes: 2026 Benefit Plan Limitations; Access additional Workspan Daily Plus+ articles related to H.R 1: Checklist for Total Rewards to Be Compliant with H.R. 1 Provisions;The Ripple Effect: 529 Plans as a Catalyst for Financial Stability;What Are TR Pros’ Options for Paid Care Leave Design; The Overtime Provision “No tax on overtime” appears as Section 70202 within H.R. 1, spanning pages 257 to 263 in the 870-page document.

State Current Hourly Minimum Wage Hourly Minimum Wage Starting Jan. 1, 2026 Arizona $14.70 $15.15 California $16.50 $16.90 Colorado $14.81 $15.16 Connecticut $16.35 $16.94 Hawaii $14.00 $16.00 Maine $14.65 $15.10 Michigan $12.48 $13.73 Minnesota $11.13 $11.41 Missouri $13.75 $15.00 Montana $10.55 $10.85 New Jersey $15.49 $15.92 New York $15.50 $16.50 Ohio $10.70 $11.00 Rhode Island $15.00 $16.00 Vermont $14.01 $14.42 Virginia $12.41 $12.77 Washington $16.66 $17.13 Additionally, several cities and counties will increase their minimum wage rates on Jan. 1.

., H.R. 1, “no tax on overtime,” “no tax on tips,” the Fair Labor Standards Act); ;Pay transparency and pay equity (e.g., the European Union Pay Transparency Directive); ;The need to upgrade the function in a dynamic environment (e.g., be more agile, deliver more value); ;Career development and workforce readiness (e.g., soft skills, hard skills); ;How to adopt/embrace artificial intelligence (AI); Those needs and articles dovetailed with prominent themes from 2025, including: ;The challenge of retaining top talent amid a tightening U.S.

California, Rhode Island and Washington have pay transparency legislation that will take effect on Jan. 1, 2023.

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By March 15, DOJ components must comply by: ;“Confirming the termination, to the maximum extent allowed by law, of all DEI, DEIA and ‘environmental justice’ programs, offices and positions (including but not limited to ‘Chief Diversity Officer’ or similar positions); all ‘equity action plans,’ ‘equity’ actions, initiatives or programs; all ‘equity-related’ grants or contracts; and all DEI or DEIA performance requirements for employees, contractors, suppliers, vendors or grantees”;; ;“Identifying agency or department DEI, DEIA or ‘environmental justice’ positions, committees, programs, services, activities, budgets and expenditures in existence on November 4, 2024, and providing an assessment of whether these positions, committees, programs, services, activities, budgets and expenditures have been misleadingly relabeled in an attempt to preserve their pre-November 4, 2024, function”;; ;“Identifying federal contractors, suppliers, vendors and grantees who have provided DEI training or DEI