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A Willis Towers Watson (WTW) survey found that companies are budgeting an overall average increase of 4.1% for next year, up from this year’s 4% — that poll’s largest projected increase since 2008.

Not only has the overall rate of SoP proposals failing to receive majority support increased to 4%, but the average level of shareholder support has dipped below 90% for the first time in 10 years.

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For example, the report stated just 1 in 4 plan enrollees understood the cost amount was not the same for all groups of drugs and out-of-pocket maximums.

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.; 34% of British Workers Pass on Using Their Health Benefits Data published Monday, Aug. 4, by Simplyhealth , a United Kingdom-based healthcare services and plan provider, revealed 34% of British workers aren’t using their workplace health benefits due to barriers to accessing them, and 53% who do use these benefits have experienced such barriers.

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WorldatWork’s “ Salary Budget Quick Poll ” conducted in December 2021 through the beginning of January 2022, which had more than 200 compensation professional respondents, reported a projected 2022 average salary budget increase of 4% average and 5% median.

“As Gallup finds, it’s not just the hours, work-life balance, or workplace location that leave workers dissatisfied ,” wrote CNBC’s Leah Collins. “ In fact, worker disengagement rises with remote work and 4-day week workers, and stress levels rise for in-person and 5-day week workers. ” Gallup also found that the manager or team leader alone accounts for 70% of the variance in team engagement

In addition, 67% of respondents in the CFO survey named healthcare costs as a significant concern, and 39% said business results would be “materially impacted” if employers’ healthcare costs are over budget by 4% or less.