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Workers Forty-eight percent of U.S. workers believe they’ll need at least $1 million to retire comfortably — up from 37% who cited that dollar figure in 2024.

For example, employees may be allowed to buy or sell PTO days back at 1/260 of their salary and use those funds on other options (e.g., healthcare coverage) or to increase the premium co-share of another less-desirable benefit option.

Figure 1 shows models run for three separate employee groups, or segments, of a hypothetical company.

These programs should aim to: 1) understand employee mental health and barriers to well-being; 2) reduce stigma and increase empathy and social connection; 3) alleviate stress and burnout; and 4) enable access to timely, high quality care for employees.

Step 1: Obtain and Prepare Supporting Data The initial step in preparing your salary budget recommendation requires data.

In addition, employers with current or former employees or independent contractors subject to a noncompetition covenant would need to inform them by Oct. 1 that the covenant is no longer active or enforceable.

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Only 38% of millennials and 28% of Gen Z workers felt “satisfied and content” with their current career path, with nearly 1 in 5 within each of those demographic groups agreeing they are “stuck or unsure of what’s next.”

The lack of Gen Z readiness and alignment is a sentiment that’s only hardened since a 2024 study by education analysis company Intelligent.com found 1 in 6 hiring managers expressed reluctance to hire recent graduates, with three-quarters of survey respondents labeling some of all of their Gen Z college grad hires as “unsatisfactory.”