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Workspan Magazine
02/15/2023
Physical & Emotional Wellbeing Report ” by Gallagher, an insurance brokerage, risk management and consulting services firm, both representing an uptick of 2 percentage points from 2021.; “Our data shows that there has been a slow but continuous growth since 2020 in both gender reassignment and other transgender-inclusive benefits,” said Tammy Olson, area senior vice president at Gallagher.
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Workspan Daily
10/29/2025
There are several
types of diabetes (i.e., Type 1, Type 2, prediabetes, gestational diabetes), and each presents their own health challenges and have their own general treatment specifications.
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Workspan Daily
03/24/2022
For example, a TTC of $100,000 and a pay mix of 70/30 would allocate 70% of the TTC to base pay and 30% to target incentive.
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Journal Article
09/15/2022
AVERAGE STUDENT DEBT Table 2 reports the aggregate amount of student debt outstanding, the number of unduplicated borrowers and their average student debt for the period 2007 through Q3 2021.
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Workspan Daily
04/15/2022
Study
Finds 70% of Interns View Remote Work Negatively
A
recent Glassdoor study found that 70% of
interns view remote work negatively compared to 40% of part-time and full-time
employees.
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Journal Article
06/11/2021
As indicated in Table 2, assets held in open-ended mutual funds grew from almost $7.0 trillion in 2000 to $17.7 trillion in 2018 while their percentage of total investment company assets declined from 90.6% to 82.8%.
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Workspan Magazine
02/15/2023
Trend 2: Employees feel less connected than ever before.
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Workspan Magazine
02/16/2022
We collect data for base salary, but also the types and quantum of benefits paid, and the quantum of variable payments received.
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Workspan Daily
01/16/2026
The memo outlined the new distribution and pay multipliers for base bonuses:
;Outstanding (around 20% of employees): 200% individual multiplier, for “outsized impact” above corporate expectations;
;Excellent (around 70%): 115% individual multiplier, described as the “high-performance culture baseline”;
;Needs improvement (around 7%): 50% individual multiplier, for employees with performance gaps who are expected to improve;
;Not meeting expectations (around 3%): 0% individual multiplier, for those who “do not meet” corporate standards;
Additionally, Meta said it is introducing a new Meta Award, a 300% individual multiplier for a small number of top performers who deliver “truly exceptional impact.”
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Workspan Daily
02/13/2025
Dependent on region and employer type
$15.50 or $16.50 (depending on region, employer type)
North Carolina
$2.13
$5.12
$7.25
North Dakota
$4.86
33% of applicable min wage ($2.39)
$7.25
Ohio
$5.35
$5.35
$10.70
Oklahoma****
$2.13
$5.12
$7.25
Oregon
$14.70 (covers most regions)
—
$14.70 (covers most regions)
Pennsylvania
$2.83
$4.42
$7.25
Rhode Island
$3.89
$11.11
$15.00
South Carolina**
$2.13
$5.12
$7.25
South Dakota
$5.75
50% of applicable min wage ($5.75)
$11.50
Tennessee**
$2.13
$5.12
$7.25
Texas****
$2.13
$5.12
$7.25
Utah****
$2.13
$5.12
$7.25
Vermont
$7.00
$7.01
$14.01
Virginia
$2.13
$10.28
$12.41
Washington
$16.66
—
$16.66
West Virginia
$2.62
70% of applicable min wage ($6.13)
$8.75
Wisconsin
$2.33
$4.92
$7.25
Wyoming
$2.13
$5.12
$7.25
* = State will increase minimum wage by $1 every year on Sept. 30 until it reaches $15.00 on Sept. 30
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