According to the US Department of Education and AAUW, women earn 57% of college degrees in America, but they hold nearly two-thirds of the country’s … Read more
Lessons From the US Women’s Soccer Team Pay Dispute
The United States women’s national soccer team (USWNT) deserves a right to pay equity, and after investigating all of the publicly available data … Read more
New Rule Lets Employees Use HRAs to Pay For Health Care
The new health reimbursement arrangement (or account) (HRA) ruling by the US departments of Health and Human Services, Labor and Treasury gives employers … Read more
Technology Can Smooth the Way to Gig Worker Benefits
When choosing to be a gig worker rather than a traditionally employed employee, one of the compromises made is to forgo the protection and economic … Read more
Total Rewards Aren’t Total Without Factoring In the EX
The prospect of becoming irrelevant and marginalized in the digital age is increasingly incentivizing organizations to look for ways to attract and retain … Read more
There’s Value In Wellness Programs. It’s Just Not Financial
Workplace wellness programs have been getting a bad rap lately. While more than 80% of large companies and half of small businesses offer some type of … Read more
Employees Know There’s a Pay Gap and Want You to Fix It
According to a recent SDG Gender Index study from Equal Measures 2030, no country in the world is on track to achieve gender equality by 2030; the US was … Read more
What Your Employees Don’t Know About Their Finances Is Costing Them – And You
People working in tech and other sophisticated industries are often smart, well-educated, hard-working, and passionately dedicated to their jobs. You might … Read more
You Need to Get Creative to Keep Your STEM Parents
People working in STEM fields — science, technology, engineering, and math — feel enormous pressure to put aside all other considerations and devote … Read more
States Are Beginning to Allow Workers’ Comp For PTSD
Watch an episode of “Mad Men,” turn on the nightly news, or beef up your knowledge of the Industrial Revolution, and it’s easy to conclude that workplace … Read more