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As the economy slowly recovers American workers are showing greater confidence regarding their jobs.
The Harris Poll Jobs and Benefits Security Index shows there is growing optimism toward the prospects of receiving improved health care and retirement benefits, and salary increases. However, the sentiment is juxtaposed the sentiment of raised expectations of more work for the same pay and concern about being replaced by a lower cost employee.
Joel Kranc is Director of KRANC COMMUNICATIONS in Toronto, focusing on business communications, content delivery and marketing strategies.
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