Most employers offer leave for birth of a child (94%), with slightly less doing so for adoption (88%) and foster care (72%).

Forbes Advisor says 40% of employers believe workers leave their job to find employment that offer better benefits.

Global sales of these lower-cost versions of patented and branded drugs topped $15 billion in 2020, while the market is set to double in size to more than $30 billion by 2025, according to a McKinsey report.

42% of today's employees don't feel cared for by their employees.

In fact, 85% of companies now have a formal wellbeing strategy - which encompasses physical, emotional, social, career and financial health - says a new report.

A combination of rising yields, declining equity markets and a strengthening dollar made 2022 a challenging year for many investors, but pension fund levels improved year over year, according a new report.

Government programs, such as Medicare, made up 42% of spend or $1.8 trillion, while private insurance programs, including employer-sponsored plans, made up 28% of spend, or about $1.2 trillion.

During open enrollment, most enrollees (72%) spend less than an hour on their health plan, with HDHP enrollees spending more time than traditional plan enrollees, says a new survey.