Deanna Cuadra is an Associate Editor at EBNbenefitnews, focusing on employee benefits and workplace trends. Her articles cover a range of topics, including retirement planning, financial security, diversity and inclusion, and the impact of technology on the workforce. Deanna's work has also been featured in Digital Insurance and Financial Planning.
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Deanna Cuadra's articles primarily focus on human resources, employment, and healthcare. She often cites data in her coverage, indicating a preference for fact-based and well-researched information.
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By: Deanna Cuadra
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Legal editor at Brightmine breaks down where employers may be missing the mark on their voter leave policies.
By: Deanna Cuadra
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As more companies return to the office full time, it seems like job seekers may have their work cut out for them if they want to find remote or hybrid positions. But finding a flexible job isn't as simple as applying to jobs that promise you can work from home.
From the lowest number of hospital beds to the highest average deductibles, see which states have the worst healthcare.
Many managers have suspected that their employees are putting in less work than they claim to. Employee recognition software company Workhuman set out to find whether that assumption is fact or fiction.
Kai Koch, co-founder of Ahead, shares how the app could be a vital part of businesses' mental health offerings.
By: Deanna Cuadra
Ann Olivarius weighs in on the impact of Vice President Kamala Harris' candidacy in the 2024 election.
According to ResumeBuilder, workers aren't following their company's RTO policy as the fight for flexibility continues.
Kindbody and theSkimm partner up, surveying 2,000 Americans on reproductive healthcare's impact on their politics.
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