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Why employees are redefining what work will look like in 2022

HRExecutive

As we continue to see such significant change, what will the world of work look like in 2022? As we head into 2022, employees are driving work’s transformation. companies with 25-99 employees concede they are currently facing challenges with compliance and regulatory issues. Author Aaron Smith.

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Disabled workers are less happy and RTO policies are likely to blame, report finds

HR Brew

Workers were largely happier in 2023 compared to previous years, but something is happening with disabled employees—they’re less happy, less loyal, and more stressed than their colleagues, according to the 2024 MetLife US Employee Benefit Trends Study. Happiness is declining. Why is this happening?

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What PwC’s Medical Cost Trend Report Tells Us About Healthcare Headed Into 2023

Extensis

medical cost trend in 2022. PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) recently released a report projecting a slightly lower medical cost trend than 2021, as well as a prediction for a return to spending costs pre-pandemic. Testing for and treating variants of COVID-19- has continued in 2022 and will roll over to 2023.

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What Brokers Can Be Thankful For This Year

Extensis

According to market research firm Technavio , 56% of the HR outsourcing market’s expected growth between 2022 to 2026 is slated to come from North America. Employee benefits Your clients rely on you to present cost-effective benefits packages that cater to their increasingly diverse workforces —and that need will remain steadfast.

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Financial Wellness: The Must-Have Employee Benefit in 2022

Best Money Moves

Financial Wellness: The must-have employee benefit in 2022. If you aren’t incorporating financial wellness into your 2022 benefits strategy, your employees are missing out. The COVID-19 pandemic has had a long-lasting impact on your employees’ financial health.

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SHRM 2022 Employee Benefits Survey: Evaluating the Trends

Extensis

Quick Look: Adapting to trends while also focusing on what employees really want is essential to maintaining low turnover and an engaged work environment. SHRM has recently published its 2022 Employee Benefits Survey which shows the trends worth paying attention to as employers prepare for the upcoming benefits renewal season.

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Why HR should consider offering an emergency savings account benefit

HR Brew

Some 54% of employees surveyed by Betterment in October 2022 said financial anxiety has impacted their ability to focus at work. And yet, just 2% of employers offer emergency savings accounts (ESAs), according to the Society for Human Resource Management’s 2023 Employee Benefit Survey. The nuts and bolts.