Tag Archives: Employers

Employers may no longer have to disclose race and gender data

July 23, 2026 Employers may no longer have to disclose race and gender data BY Pavithra Mohan Since 1966, the majority of employers have been legally required to provide a confidential breakdown of their workforce by race and gender to the government. The mandate—which applies to any company with at least 100 employees and to federal … Continue reading Employers may no longer have to disclose race and gender data →

Kevin O’Leary says Gen Z sends this ‘horrific signal’ to employers

March 05, 2026 Kevin O’Leary says Gen Z sends this ‘horrific signal’ to employers BY Eve Upton-Clark Don’t bring your mom or dad to an interview with Shark Tank investor Kevin O’Leary if you were planning to do so.  On a recent appearance on Fox Business’s Varney & Co. show, O’Leary argued that doing so—bringing parents … Continue reading Kevin O’Leary says Gen Z sends this ‘horrific signal’ to employers →

Most employers offer mental health care benefits: that doesn’t mean they’re effective

October 14, 2025 Most employers offer mental health care benefits: that doesn’t mean they’re effective While most employers offer mental health care coverage as part of their health insurance packages, major gaps in care exist. According to new research, many employers aren’t sure how mental health care services are being used by employees. The 2025 … Continue reading Most employers offer mental health care benefits: that doesn’t mean they’re effective →

Employers need help managing workers who are taking second jobs

August 16, 2025 Employers need help managing workers who are taking second jobs BY Inc. Employers who sense rising levels of anxiety and signs of disengagement or displeasure in their workplace now have survey data to explain the sources of that unsettling vibe. But those insights also suggest managers need to address the sources of that … Continue reading Employers need help managing workers who are taking second jobs →

Why DEI principles matter to both employers and employees

April 02, 2025 Why DEI principles matter to both employers and employees BY Harvey Deutschendorf In today’s dynamic, diverse, and rapidly changing workforce, organizations’ success is dependent upon creating an environment where different perspectives come together. That’s how we produce the best ideas. Despite the recent attacks on them, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion principles provide a crucial … Continue reading Why DEI principles matter to both employers and employees →

Fertility benefits are getting more expensive, but 69% of employers are still investing in them

February 14, 2025 Fertility benefits are getting more expensive, but 69% of employers are still investing in them According to a new survey by Maven Clinic, 70% of employers have seen the cost of family-building benefits go up—but most companies are continuing to expand coverage for their workers. BY Pavithra Mohan Workplaces have started offering more … Continue reading Fertility benefits are getting more expensive, but 69% of employers are still investing in them →

Employees could see higher quality healthcare benefits as employers get more selective

October 14, 2024 Employees could see higher quality healthcare benefits as employers get more selective Big employers expect a jump in healthcare costs next year. BY Associated Press A healthcare spending surge looms in the new year, and Business Group on Health is helping employers understand it. The nonprofit found in a recent survey that large … Continue reading Employees could see higher quality healthcare benefits as employers get more selective →

Employers: Our employees’ mental health depends on us

August 27, 2024 Employers: Our employees’ mental health depends on us Offering benefits is just the start. Care must be accessible to staff members, and that helps them—and us. BY Melissa Frieswick It’s past time to take action on employee mental health. By 2030, mental disorders are projected to cause $16.3 trillion in cumulative loss in … Continue reading Employers: Our employees’ mental health depends on us →