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Employees say vacation and personal time are at the top of their benefits wish list.December 20
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The move comes as employers debate how to bring insurance to 10.6 million contract workers.August 15
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The retailer is expanding its $1-a-day tuition benefit to current high school teenagers and future high schoolers who work at the company.June 4
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More than 4,500 workers have taken advantage of the retailer’s program — but the company is hoping to expand that number to 12,000.April 10
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The new policy will require health and education benefits, sick leave, a $15 minimum wage and paid parental leave for contract workers.April 3
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Starting next year, employees at the insurance company can trade up to 40 hours of unused vacation time for a payment to their student loan provider.February 8
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Discover, Starbucks and Walmart are among the employers that added or beefed up offerings to help recruit and retain employees in a hot job market.January 2
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The global entertainment company, which is seeking approval for higher-education benefits, also teased upcoming enhancements to its tuition repayment assistance program.August 30
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The entertainment giant joins a growing list of employers who have boosted education benefits to stand out in an increasingly competitive labor market.August 23
