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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.

According to the APA poll, 1 in 4 adults claim to have reached out for support from a mental health professional in the past year.

According to Mercer’s 2024 Absence and Disability Management survey , employers offered flexible/unlimited PTO to: ;10% of executives (compared to 8% in 2021);11% of executive and exempt employees (compared to 8% in 2021);11% of all employees (compared to 4% in 2021); Rich Fuerstenberg, a senior partner in Mercer’s health and benefits practice, said, as those numbers show, the biggest change has been shifting the benefit’s recipient base beyond simply executives.

Since 2021, this usage has decreased by 4%, and by nearly 10% from pre-pandemic levels.

.; and,; ;Professor Nicholas Broom at Stanford University, which highlighted that hybrid work boosted productivity by 3% to 4%.; The 11% productivity boost is driven by lower commutes, with employees benefiting from increased focus time and fewer distractions, ultimately spending up to 40% of time saved from traveling on additional work.

Additional data from Mental Health America is even more eye-opening —98% of midsize to large American companies offer EAPs but only about 4% of employees use them each year.

Access additional Workspan Daily articles from this series: Planning for Healthcare in Retirement: Why Employers Must Step Up ;Take 3 Actions to Help Workers Turn Savings into Retirement Income ;4 Steps to Help Pre-Retirees Consider, Plan for Retirement Income ;Financial Planning Tips Can Help Older Workers Budget for Retirement ; Phased Retirement and Bridge Employment: A Strategic Middle Ground Many employers and employees are rethinking the concept of a “hard stop” retirement.

Today, about 1 in 4 pregnant people in the U.S. don’t access prenatal care in that window, which is a critical time to identify risk.”