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Workspan Daily Plus+ article; ;Benefits Pulse: A Guide to Listening, Learning, and Leveling Up , tool; For Everyone ;Well-Being at Work: Take Steps to Address Energy, Belonging and Trust , Workspan Daily article; ;Most Employers Hold Firm on Well-Being Offerings — But Want Results , Workspan Daily article; ;AI Could Be the Answer to Reduce Employees’ Benefits Confusion , Workspan Daily article; The first couple months of the year generally mean it’s time to plan and prepare monthly well-being awareness campaigns.

The rule will also require affected employers to implement pay structures to compare pay levels based on gender-neutral criteria and include gender-neutral job evaluation and classification systems.

;Discover how to assess internal pay equity, market competitiveness, and overall compensation plan effectiveness.

Sellers’ pay consists of two components: base pay and incentive amount.

For WorldatWork Members ;Show Me the Gratitude — The Effect of Recognition on Employee Engagement , Workspan Magazine article; ;Finding a Balance: Blending Incentives and Recognition , Workspan Magazine article; ;Develop Personalized and Inclusive Recognition Programs for Your Hybrid Workplace , Workspan Magazine article; ;How You Know When Your Recognition Program Is Working , Workspan Magazine article; ;Incentives and Recognition: An Evidence Review , Journal of Total Rewards article; For Everyone ;Recognition and Rewards in a Time of Crisis , Workspan Daily article; ;Employee Trust Is a Problem (that TR Pros Can Help Address) , Workspan Daily article; ;Use Meaningful Feedback to Boost Employee Engagement , Workspan Daily article; ;Career Well-Being Drives Engagement and Retention , Workspan Daily article; A simple “thank you” and “job well done” can go a long way in the workplace.

“Organizations often experience short-term dips in productivity with a four-day workweek before finding long-term gains.”

“Psychologically Healthy Workplaces Within Effective Organizations: Achieving Long-Term Outcomes from New Symbiotic Relations.”

These challenges include: ;Low health plan literacy and a lack of understanding of benefits.; ;Unfamiliarity with enrollment technology and platforms.; ;A lack of personalization in benefits information, making it difficult for participants to match specific needs with available programs.; ;Massive enrollment structures, leading these workers to default to the same plans over and over, without considering life changes or new program offerings.; On the employer’s side, TR and HR professionals are often inundated with questions during open enrollment.

Benefit % of Employers Who Classified Benefit as Expected % of Employees Who Classified Benefit as Expected Gap of Greater Employee Expectation Bereavement leave 27% 41% 14% Employer matching contribution on retirement savings plan 33% 45% 12% Long-term disability insurance 36% 47% 11% Dental insurance 70% 80% 10% Vision insurance 66% 76% 10% Short-term disability insurance 42% 51% 9% Accidental death and dismemberment (AD&D) insurance 25% 33% 8% Health savings account (HSA) 33% 41% 8% Company paid leave (beyond state-mandated paid leave) 26% 33% 7% Conversely, this table displays benefits where employer expectations solidly exceeded those of employees.

Very few organizations have used scenario-based planning to anticipate an event like the pandemic, enabling them to have a response formulated for large exogenous shocks.