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Employee Benefit News

What the CHIPS Act tells us about federally funded child care assistance

By: Paola Peralta, Alyssa Place, Augusta Saraiva, Deanna Cuadra, Tim Stein

Stephen Kramer, CEO of Bright Horizons, explains how the CHIPS Act sets a powerful precedent for child care.

Employee Benefit News

Are you listening to employees' needs? 4 ways to help them feel seen and heard

By: Paola Peralta, Alyssa Place, Lee Hafner, Augusta Saraiva, Deanna Cuadra, Tim Stein

To create a low-stress, high-engagement workplace, it helps to connect with workers on an individual level.

Employee Benefit News

Pay transparency in job postings is responsible and equitable

By: Paola Peralta, Augusta Saraiva, Lee Hafner, Mark Brim, Deanna Cuadra, Tim Stein

With seven states having passed laws and another 11 considering doing so, it's time to discuss this issue with clients.

Hiring at US Companies Tops All Forecasts, ADP Data Show

By: Augusta Saraiva

Employment growth at US companies last month exceeded all projections, highlighting a durable labor market that continues to buttress the economy.

US Payrolls Surge While Jobless Rate Rises, Wages Decelerate

By: Augusta Saraiva

The US labor market was mixed in May as payrolls surged along with joblessness, potentially giving Federal Reserve officials room to pause interest-rate hikes.

US Labor Market Sends Mixed Signals, Giving Fed Reason to Pause

By: Augusta Saraiva

The US labor market sent conflicting signals in May as payrolls surged along with joblessness, giving Federal Reserve officials more reason to pause interest-rate hikes.

Bloomberg News

Looking Beyond Mixed Signals, US Labor Market Remains Strong

By: Augusta Saraiva

The latest US jobs report presented conflicting signals on a heretofore robust labor market: hiring that exceeded expectations and a jump in the unemployment rate.

Bloomberg News

Taylor Swift Argentina Tickets Are a Bargain With Inflation Over 100%

By: Patrick Gillespie, Augusta Saraiva

Taylor Swift tickets may cost a fortune in the US, but 100% inflation in Argentina is about to make her highly coveted concert a world-class bargain.

Fortune

Taylor Swift fans are considering flying to Buenos Aires to take advantage of bargain tickets due to high inflation

By: Patrick Gillespie, Augusta Saraiva

The ticket bargain has already sparked a social media frenzy.

Batavia Daily News

Barter, beg and borrow: The things Taylor Swift fans are doing to get into her shows

By: Augusta Saraiva

(TNS) – For Taylor Swift fans, 52 concerts in massive football stadiums were never going to be enough to satisfy their pent-up demand to watch the superstar perform live for