A record-high 61% of survey respondents think unions help, rather than hurt, the U.S. economy.

As criticism of ESG investing has become louder and increasingly politicized in the U.S., new "anti-ESG funds" have emerged. They attracted $376 million in Q3/2022 alone.

The confidence that workers and retirees have in their ability to finance their retirements has dropped significantly in 2023.

Millennials expect they'll need $1.3 million for a comfortable retirement, but only 29% expect to reach that. Older workers say they'll need $1.1 million, and only 21% expect to reach it.

By determining the right benefits mix, small businesses can remain competitive—and that's where lifestyle benefits that go beyond medical, dental, and vision come into play.

More than three-quarters of Americans want to invest their money in a way that creates a better climate future, but 70% don't know whether their 401(k) includes an ESG fund option.

Not having to commute is one of the top reasons for preferring remote work.

But keep an eye on costs—ongoing issues around the Covid-19 pandemic continue to affect healthcare spending.