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The two executive groups also differed on their knowledge or interpretation of what policies were in place: More than half of CDOs (51%) reported offering diversity fellowship programs, while 70% of CLOs reported their organizations were not implementing, or even considering, such programs;Nearly half (49%) of CDOs reported offering DEI-related incentives to executives versus only 8% of CLOs; The report points to lack of awareness between the divisions as a possible reason for the misalignment.

In fact, one California study found that 70% of Latino workers do not have access to a workplace plan.

On the utilization side, Nayya research found: ;70% of employees keep the same benefits from year to year — despite life changes that may make new benefits more relevant.; ;Only 14% actively seek new benefits options during annual enrollment.; ;26% of workers in a high-deductible health plan don’t use the associated HSA.; ;64% of those using an HSA don’t take advantage of its long-term investment potential .; Then, there’s the lack of understanding: ;70% of polled employees don’t understand hospital indemnity, accident and critical illness insurance.; ;50% can’t explain the intricacies of 401(k)s, HSAs or flexible spending accounts, or how these benefits work.; ;While employers annually spend an average of $16,501 per employee on health coverage, only 10% of employees understand that value; 25% believe their employer spends only $1,000 a year on their health benefits.; ;40% of employees don’t recognize health insurance as part of their total compensation, while 48% don’t consider

That’s why it is so alarming to see that 91% of surveyed employees said “communicating well” is a critical skill their leaders lack, and nearly 70% of surveyed managers admitted they are uncomfortable communicating with employees in general.

Employees surveyed by the professional organization said that even in an employer-advantaged job market, many would still likely leave their position if they weren’t satisfied with their compensation (70%), benefits (57%) or opportunities for career advancement (47%).

Data Highlights:   Layoff likelihood predicted lower in 2024: Averaged across all eighteen countries, about 70% of participants reported no layoffs for 2023, with 91% anticipating the same for 2024.

Emergency savings have slipped, with fewer than 60% of workers and 70% of retirees having adequate emergency funds.; ;Heavy debt burdens.

.; ;70% reported inflation and market volatility as increasing financial stress.; ;56% feared for their jobs.; The top concerns respondents voiced as unmet needs were: ;Their ability to cover monthly expenses;; ;Being able to retire; and,; ;Job security.; Meanwhile, in uncertain labor and economic markets, 75% of respondents said they intend to stay with their current employer.

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The report, which was based on the responses from the annual American Time Use Survey , showed remote and hybrid work arrangements remain firmly entrenched, with: ;35% of polled Americans doing some or all of their work at home on days they worked; and,; ;70% of respondents performing some or all of their tasks on-site at their workplace.; These bullet points highlight the widespread adoption of flexible, split-location schedules across the nation’s economy.