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.”; Supporting Your Workers in a Meaningful Way As employers work to keep up with the rapidly-evolving voluntary benefits landscape, they should continue to consider the impact on their workers — especially when supplemental programs are kept on the periphery rather than synchronized in a meaningful way, McCauley said.

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Wages didn’t keep up with the cost of living when inflation was in double digits in the late 1970s and early 1980s.

“I absolutely believe that managers were forcing higher merit increases, regardless of performance, in order to keep up with wage inflation and to keep talent.”

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Overall, early-onset cancer diagnoses rose by nearly 1% during the study period to 56,468 patients, up from 56,051 patients in 2010.

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Here are some additional highlights: 65% of respondents said they use a market-based compensation structure, up from 55% in 2019.;54% of organizations have more than one compensation structure in place, with 32% citing the use of two to four structures.;80% of respondents said compensation structures continue to be tied to base pay, a slight decrease from the previous survey as companies explore alternative approaches.