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Mini-study: Emerging Insights on AI in Total Rewards This report summarizes the results of a Winter 2023 WorldatWork study exploring early insights into use of AI in Total Rewards Total Rewards Survey Results In winter of 2023 , WorldatWork field ed a brief study to understand the use case scenarios, sentiments, and potential impacts of AI within the Total Rewards field and organizations at large .

; There were several key themes that emerged from the findings.

This survey reveals emerging trends and insights related to compensation programs and practices, including anticipated hiring and turnover of sales and sales management positions, which sales positions have been added most, expected investments in technology, how organizations are adapting financial and structural control, and more.

Among Gen Z workers (those born 1997 to 2012) who are age 18 and older, the survey found their current financial priorities include: ;Paying off debt (55%); ;Saving for a major life event (46%); ;Just getting by to cover basic living expenses (41%); ;Building emergency savings (40%); ;Saving for retirement (32%); Despite these competing priorities, 76% of Gen Z workers are saving for retirement through 401(k) or similar employer plans and/or outside the workplace — and they started saving at age 20 (median).

It has emerged as a strategic lever that is shaping culture, driving performance and enabling growth.

You’ll walk away with a practical framework to help you align compensation philosophy with business goals, navigate emerging pay transparency regulations, and leverage technology to manage global pay complexity with confidence.

In addition, companies may add benefits like resources that help find childcare or elder care, including emergency or back up care, as well as legal assistance to empower them to handle those added responsibilities.

Telemedicine services, which emerged greatly during the pandemic, stayed commonplace with 97% of organizations offering these programs as part of their health care plan or as a standalone program.

Meanwhile, the rewards that emerged as the most critical drivers for long-term retention — career development and recognition — represent areas with which employees are least satisfied.