Analysis

Employees' struggles with limited career growth opportunities and burnout are causing high levels of stress.

The costs of ACA premium subsidies have more than doubled since 2014 and are expected to nearly double again over the next decade.

Despite efforts to curb the opioid epidemic, new numbers show the overall rate of opioid prescriptions in the U.S. has not fallen significantly.

The number of Baby Boomers filing bankruptcy has tripled since 1991, due in large part to higher medical bills, lower pensions and lack of savings.

According to a recent report, “a new generation of wearable technologies is giving workers superhuman strength, endurance, vision, hearing and awareness.”

To stay competitive, employers are increasingly planning on offering higher salaries and even a range of perks to tempt prospective candidates.