How Delaying Retirement Can Affect Longevity and Health
Delaying retirement appears to increase longevity among men in particular, but it does not seem to have any significant impact on the likelihood of developing health problems like diabetes and depression, a study published in October by the Center for Retirement...
read moreConcerns about Corporate Culture and Diversity Grow
As the scope of board oversight becomes increasingly complex, public company directors are more engaged in overseeing topics ranging from corporate culture to cybersecurity, and are thinking more broadly about how diversity and social issues fit into their company's...
read moreEmployers Move Toward Managing Health Care Costs
Workers can expect to see their health care costs increase only moderately in 2019, as employers are turning away from shifting costs to employees, and toward addressing the underlying drivers of cost increases, according to the findings of an actuarial analysis...
read moreWomen in Tech Report Facing Ongoing Challenges
Companies are increasingly pursuing initiatives to raise the number of women working in information technology, but women who are currently employed in IT continue to report that struggles with pay inequity and work-life balance are holding them back, according the...
read moreEmployers Face Challenges in Communicating Compensation Issues
While employers are increasingly fielding questions from their employees about pay equity, many companies are still struggling to develop an effective approach to compensation communication, the findings of a survey conducted by executive compensation consultancy...
read moreRising Health Care Costs Contribute To Wage Stagnation
Rapidly rising health care costs have been eating into the take-home pay of U.S. workers, contributing to the concentration of income among the wealthiest Americans, and making it more difficult for lower-income workers to achieve the American Dream, an analysis...
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