- Benefits Programs Prove Crucial For Employee Retention
One in three employees is considering leaving their jobs this year. Communicating about retirement benefits could retain them
For the more than 30% of U.S. employees who say they are considering a job switch this year, benefits programs are often a crucial factor.
read more - Inflation Is Causing 85% Of Americans To Adjust Their Essential Purchases
Over three quarters of American's (78%) have little to no room to increase their budget allowance in line with rising inflation
A new study by Forbes Advisor has uncovered that four in five Americans (85%) are being forced to change their purchasing habits, as a result of rising inflation. A new survey of 2,000 Americans reveals how inflation has affected people’s lives—and how they expect it to change in the foreseeable future.
read more - The C-Suite’s Role In Well-Being
C-suite may soon join the Great Resignation, uncovering well-being is a top-down organizational concern
Today, Deloitte released a new report in collaboration with independent research firm Workplace Intelligence that explores the C-suite's role in organizational well-being and examines how an overall poor state of health is affecting retention for workers and executives alike.
read more - Measuring Educators’ Thoughts On Retirement & Financial Planning
Educators focus on financial security, but need additional resources to meet their goals
According to a new study from Security Benefit, a leading provider of retirement planning products and solutions in the K-12 education market, more than half (52%) of all educators would prefer to learn about managing their finances from a financial professional as opposed to other methods.
read more - Why Non-Recruiters Are The Best Recruiters You Have
Building a pipeline of quality candidates starts with the ones you already have
by Jeremy Eskenazi, SPHR, SHRM-SCP, CMC
Not every recruiter can be an engineer, or hair stylist, or accountant. They know how to hire these roles, but not how to become them. On the flip side, it’s not as hard for every employee to act as a recruiter. In fact, recruiting power in each employee is often unrealized because we’re so busy…
read more - After Two Years Of The Pandemic, Americans Place High Value On Tailored Financial Strategies
93% of Americans said setting financial goals and developing a plan to achieve them is important to helping support their future ambitions
As Americans continue to manage their finances during the uncertainty brought on by the pandemic, financial planning with the assistance of a professional is helping them feel more confident about the future.
read more - Addressing Health Care Inequities
Health care costs for average American could triple by 2040 if health inequities are unaddressed while annual spending could exceed $1 trillion
Health Care Costs for Average American Could Triple by 2040 if Health Inequities are Unaddressed While Annual Spending Could Exceed $1 Trillion
read more - A New Framework For ESG Initiatives In Emerging Markets
Improvements in ratings protocols open the door to greater investment
The Future Investment Initiative (FII) Institute hosted a London summit about ESG in Emerging Markets, involving world leaders, global CEOs, international investors, thought leaders and heads of sustainability.
read more - Inflation Remains Hot as Home Sales Fall
Elevated inflation and higher interest rates expected to take toll on consumer spending
The compounding effects of elevated inflation and higher interest rates are expected to further weigh on economic growth and home sales as the year progresses, with full-year 2022 growth now forecast at a slightly reduced 1.2 percent and expectations of a late-2023 modest economic contraction unchanged, according to the June 2022 commentary from the Fannie…
read more - State Of The Household Balance
COVID-weary Americans ready to spend, but many are also concerned about job security and income
Freedom Financial Network (FFN), a leading digital personal finance company, released the results of its new study, State of the Household Balance Sheet, which examined consumers' financial health two-plus years into the COVID-19 pandemic. The study takes a close look at the large purchases that they had intended to make this year, as well as…
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