Earlier this year, the IRS released Revenue Procedure 2023-29, in which it announced an important indexing adjustment to the Affordable Care Act (ACA).With year end here and a fresh 12 months of the calendar on the way, it’s an ideal time to … [Read more...]
Checking in on your organization’s compensation philosophy
Inflation may be a little less of a hot topic these days, but it’s still on the minds of many employers. One specific task that you and your team will need to look at is how to handle adjustments to your employees’ compensation based on inflation and … [Read more...]
Could your organization do more to educate employees about retirement?
Most employers today are expected to provide a retirement savings plan for their employees. For many years, this expectation involved little more than offering up the plan itself. However, today’s employees appear to want a little more — and there … [Read more...]
Survey says: Job candidates want an efficient, empathetic hiring process
The labor market has largely stabilized after the great changes imposed upon it by the pandemic and aftermath thereof. But that doesn’t mean employers should put their hiring processes on cruise control and assume optimal job candidates will be … [Read more...]
Keep training programs tuned in to the needs of your organization and its employees
Most leadership teams would likely agree that having well-developed training programs for all positions is integral to their organizations’ success. Yet it’s all too easy to let training slide into obsolescence, sloppiness, or even allow it to vanish … [Read more...]
Addressing neurodiversity in hiring and employment
As many employers look to implement and improve diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) programs, their focus tends to be on well-known factors such as race, ethnicity and gender identity. These are no doubt important categories, but there are other … [Read more...]
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