Employer Strategies

Flashy perks and bonuses can only go so far. To attract top talent, build benefits that truly support your team.

EAPs and wellness programs are not enough for the population of employees who need more than mindfulness apps to manage their mental health.

Discussions and benefits focused on fertility can alienate your employees without greater inclusivity efforts.

Sixty-percent of Biden’s White House appointees are female.

Starbucks, Verizon and Target are among the companies leading the way in board diversity.

After a year marked by a public health crisis, an economic downturn and racial injustice, employers are grappling with difficult questions.

In combining business and leisure, outdoor workspaces are helping to increase employee productivity and overall well-being.

Employers are looking for innovative technology tools to make payroll, scheduling and employee benefits easier than ever.

“Getting ready for retirement can be daunting, but this solution makes me feel more prepared for what’s ahead,” one Unum employee said.

A Microsoft study found that 73% of 30,000 people in 31 countries want flexible, remote work to stay. Paradoxically, 67% also want more in-person time. The companies most likely to win the talent war, therefore, will offer a mix.