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For WorldatWork members 2024-2025 Salary Budget Survey , research;Total Rewards Inventory of Programs & Practices , research;Salary Data Center , tool;Total Compensation Statement Builder , tool;Thinking Beyond Base Pay , Workspan Magazine article; Due to shifting priorities for candidates across various demographic groups and job roles, employers can no longer assume that pay is the dominant factor in attracting top talent.

Additionally, research suggests that paid parental leave strengthens parents’ attachment to the workforce in the long term and eases the return to work for mothers — boosting retention.; READ: Beyond Parental Leave: Ways to Support Moms Returning to Work States Pump Up Incentives for Employers’ Childcare Support Companies may also be able to take advantage of state programs that incentivize employers to offer childcare assistance.

How AI Is Reshaping Jobs, the Workforce , Workspan Magazine article; ;Curing Layoff Survivor Syndrome , Workspan Magazine article; For Everyone ;Why Workers Fear AI: It Starts with Leadership , Workspan Daily article; ;How Might You Use Non-Monetary Incentives to Spur AI Adoption?

This is part two of a two-part Future Look examining the growing interest in long-term remote work for companies and what challenges might lie ahead.

In addition, it prohibits discrimination based on any protected category and emphasizes equal pay for substantially similar work.

., retirement and incentive programs); Even though health insurance and paid time off ranked high across generations, interest in these benefits also tended to rise with age.

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

It is an opportunity for compensation professionals to think strategically about the best approach for their company in both the short and long term.”

IRS Approves Retirement Plan Amendments for Contribution Allocation The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) recently announced it will allow U.S. workers to allocate their employer’s annual retirement plan matching contribution to any one of four different accounts.

In this new reality, organizations aren’t planning around headcount anymore.