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Deloitte US to cut benefits for segment of employees amid job architecture reshuffle

The Big 4 professional services firm is rolling back PTO, parental leave, and other benefits for some employees.


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Housing benefits gain ground as employers like BNY pledge down payment assistance

Some companies pushing return-to-office strategies have a vested interest in helping workers put down roots near their operations.


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The Business of Benefits: Enhanced maternity benefits at Koch Industries

After noticing high rates of neonatal intensive care units (NICU) admissions and cesarean deliveries among its health plan members, Koch decided to invest in virtual maternity support.


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Legislative lowdown: Maine opens applications for paid leave program

Maine is one of 14 states that has enacted a program granting workers paid leave for reasons including the birth of a child, or dealing with a serious medical condition.


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Trump administration gives green light for alternative assets in 401(k) plans

The Department of Labor recently rolled out a proposed rule seeking to deliver on its promise to allow more alternative assets into 401(k) plans. Here's what HR needs to know.


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To counter rising gas prices, employers revisit subsidies and work-from-home arrangements

DoorDash is one company offering workers emergency relief as gas prices rise due to the US-Israeli war in Iran.


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Why firms like Abbott and Land O’Lakes let workers retire gradually

Just 7% of employers offered a phased retirement program in 2025, but those that did have seen a few positive returns. Some see it as a way to give workers additional time to save while transitioning out of roles that are core to their identities. Others say it’s helpful for training the next generation of workers.

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