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The report shows that CEOs plan on hiring less over the next year than in previous reports.
When survey respondents were asked about their top fears about AI in learning, 32% stated a lack of human connection.
Only 55% of disabled veterans are satisfied with their mental and emotional health, compared to 75% of nondisabled veterans.
The research underlines the key role employee equity plans can play in enabling companies to support their employees through challenging periods.
While the shroud of price secrecy within the health care industry has made real transparency unattainable, recent developments are forcing change.
AI is the primary topic women want to learn about, yet 63% report a lack of skills and access to training on the job.
Around 13% of New Jersey's workforce currently does work from home, but over 96% of the workforce has the potential to telecommute.
The childcare conundrum is certainly capturing widespread attention, with numerous voices urging corporations to heed the call to action.
As we continue to navigate the uncertain terrain, it's clear that the path forward lies in embracing a more human and empathetic approach to HR.
By prioritizing authentic values and aligning them with their benefits structure, employers have the power to create a workplace that truly resonates with today's purpose-driven workforce.