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These 21 finalists reflect the tremendous work being done by CUs of all sizes in communities across the country.
Although burnout is a universal challenge, research shows that working women are more likely to be burnt out, which may correlate with their role in the parenting load and childcare needs.
More than 90% of midsize company leaders say their businesses were experiencing challenges because of inflation.
Nineteen percent of executives and 23% of workers believe delineating jobs by individual tasks is the best way to organize work internally.
CommunityAmerica of Kansas City returns a record $9.5 million to its members.
Employee benefits remain a critical component of the relationship between employers and employees.
Nearly three-quarters of Americans report having a manager ask them to take on additional work.
Rather than schedule adjustments, one-third of remote workers prefer the prospect of private office space, and just as many want weekly happy hours.
LGBTQ+ workers are less likely to be offered access to financial wellness programs, according to the report.
Visier finds that when a voluntary resignation occurs, employees on their team are 9.1% more likely to leave.