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  • Employee retention
    Labor hoarding is a useful tool for keeping top talent

    Businesses are finding there is a lot to gain from keeping their teams intact.

    By Lee Hafner
    Editor
    April 11
  • Professional development
    People working in the office spend 25% more time on career development

    Bosses are banging the drum on the value of in-person mentoring and professional development.

    April 10
  • Workplace culture
    'Bare minimum Mondays' can set employees up for a productive week

    Andrew Hunter, co-founder of Adzuna, explains why this latest trend isn't about employees being lazy.

    By Deanna Cuadra
    Senior Reporter
    April 10
  • Benefits Think Financial literacy can close the minority wealth gap for retirement savings

    Up to 63% of Black Americans and 57% of Latinos cash out accounts within a year of a job change.

    April 10
    Spencer Williams
    Spencer Williams
    Portability Services Network and Retirement Clearinghouse
  • Health and wellness
    4 ways to support employees with alcoholism

    During Alcohol Awareness Month, employers can be armed with resources that can lead employees toward recovery.

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    By Alyssa Place
    Editor-in-chief
    April 10
  • Workforce management
    4 ways work is changing in 2023

    Employees continue to embrace new ways of working, from hybrid schedules to juggling multiple jobs.

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    By Alyssa Place
    Editor-in-chief
    April 7
  • State of healthcare 2023
    3 ways to revamp benefits communications

    From custom tech to simple email updates, embrace tools that help employees access (and understand) their healthcare.

    By Stephanie Schomer
    Editor-in-chief
    April 7
  • Retirement
    Almost half of Americans cash out their 401(k)s when changing jobs

    More than 41% of U.S. workers drain their retirement savings when they quit or get fired, according to a new study. Why?

    By Nathan Place
    National Reporter
    April 6
  • Professional development
    Are you 'savage' or 'uptight'? Here's what your email sign-off says about you

    Taking more care when closing out emails can spare the sender from giving off bad vibes.

    By Lee Hafner
    Editor
    April 6
  • Compensation
    Women more likely to be rejected when they ask for more pay

    Women were more likely than men to say they didn't feel comfortable asking for more pay than offered.

    April 6
  • State of healthcare 2023
    To battle inflation, employees are forgoing healthcare

    For employees, managing rising costs of healthcare, food and other consumer goods is no small task. Here's how employers can help.

    By Stephanie Schomer
    Editor-in-chief
    April 6
  • Benefits Think The future of employment is shaped by AI

    Building new connections should be delegated to AI so that we can focus on achieving our professional goals. 

    April 6
    Yakov Filiippenko
    Yakov Filiippenko
    Intch
  • State of healthcare 2023
    Benefit advisers break down the biggest challenges in healthcare

    Advisers are working to expand access to quality medical services for low-wage earners, as well as promoting transparency.

    By Bruce Shutan
    Contributing writer
    April 6
  • Workforce management
    The rise of 'polywork': 40% of employees have more than one job

    Paychex research sheds light on the workplace realities of employees working multiple gigs.

    Paola Peralta reporter Financial Planning
    By Paola Peralta
    Associate Editor
    April 5
  • Diversity and equality
    How Aflac built a workforce that's 66% women

    The company's VP of DEI shares how the company prioritizes equitable opportunities for employees.

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    By Alyssa Place
    Editor-in-chief
    April 5
  • Benefits Think A decade-long journey to break my Adderall addiction

    Growing work pressures are driving young members of the workforce to seek unhealthy ways of maintaining energy and focus during work hours.

    April 5
    Alex Atwood
    Alex Atwood
    Gravy Works
  • State of healthcare 2023
    Why this economist calls the healthcare system 'a cancer on the American dream'

    Industry expert Sylvester Schieber breaks down the challenges of the healthcare industry — and outlines steps toward better, affordable care.

    By Stephanie Schomer
    Editor-in-chief
    April 5
  • Employee benefits
    'Empower, not control': How EY gets employees excited about hybrid work

    Framing a benefits package around the way people work can make all the difference when it comes to keeping them happy.

    By Lee Hafner
    Editor
    April 4
  • Diversity and equality
    ChatGPT can make websites more accessible for employees with disabilities

    Ran Ronen, CEO of Equally AI, explains how employers can avoid a lawsuit by making their websites more accessible.

    By Deanna Cuadra
    Senior Reporter
    April 4
  • Recruiting
    10 states with the most career opportunities

    Scholarship site Scholaroo recently compiled a list of the locations with the best prospects for job seekers.

    Paola Peralta reporter Financial Planning
    By Paola Peralta
    Associate Editor
    April 4
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