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Amid the challenges posed by the pandemic, inflation, economic downturn, and increasing debt, the financial well-being of employees appears to be facing considerable strain. Given these pressures, some individuals are taking a closer assessment of their expectations from employers. While higher compensation is desired, the emphasis is now shifting toward the degree of flexibility in …

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The total student loan debt in 2023, including federal and private loans, has reached $1.75 trillion, with an average of $28,950 per borrower. United States student loan borrowers collectively owe a massive $1.78 trillion in federal and private student loans as of March 2023, as reported in the Federal Reserve’s most recent quarterly figures. During …

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Employment laws and regulations are constantly changing, which means the struggle to stay compliant is never-ending. While many prospects can see the challenges of staying abreast of compliance regulations; the struggle is larger for employers. With a multitude of laws, rules, and regulations to comply with and employees that must be managed, staying on top …

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Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act How does this law help my business? Expert Summary from the VantagePoint Team: While all the details are not out yet, we wanted to get this in your hands as soon as possible. Here is a summary of the programs

The economic impact of the coronavirus epidemic it’s starting to show its consequences on the HR and benefits landscape, small-businesses being the ones affected the most these days. But the impact can be seen throughout the global economy, more and more businesses are joining together to come up with ways of sustaining the business environment. …

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Determining exactly who a millennial is can be confusing because there are often conflicting ideas of what birth years are included in a generation. However, Pew Research Center defines millennials as those born between 1981-1996. Millennials are now the largest generation in the workforce, making up 35% of labor force participants as Baby Boomers continue …

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