Instant Insights Reopening the Workplace in 2021: What to Consider

Low literacy has been linked to higher rates of hospitalization and less frequent use of preventive services, both of which drive up health care costs.

Employees want to be back in offices to stay connected to colleagues and demand greater space for social-distancing.

As companies downsize, look for them to find cost savings, even if they start leasing "spokes."

Boomers need health-care services nearby, and malls are losing stores to Amazon. Put those factors together, and voila!

The digital transformation has changed everything, from hiring and training workers to technology adoption.

With a COVID vaccine in the works, businesses are starting to hash out reopening plans and how they'll get employees back on track.

Check out these seven employee benefits that can aid employers in designing their return to work process.

A new report examines the mixed feelings employers and employees have about the safety of their workplace.